Sentence examples for due to interoperability from inspiring English sources
"It is not because of the lack of will, but rather due to interoperability issues, privacy issues, chip-durability concerns and procurement delays," they wrote.
However, due to interoperability issues, the main problems of distributed data and information management across AEC companies and projects are yet to be overcome.
"Due to interoperability and compatibility requirements, as well as the application of legacy security concepts, it is possible to compromise ZigBee networks and take over control of all connected devices".
Furthermore, they are also required to support several different state-of-the-art video standards, including the MPEG-4 Advanced Video Coding (AVC /H.264 [1], the Audio Video coding Standard AVSS) [2], the VC-1 [3] and the High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC /H.265 [4] standards, due to interoperability issues and to guarantee their commercial success.
The phone's manufacturer, Kogan, said that it'd be delayed indefinitely "due to future interoperability issues," according to News.com.au.au
An approach using dynamic virtual device mounting is found to be the most promising solution for recontextualization due to inherent interoperability and support in all major operating systems.
The initial time investment in the Butterfly paradigm helps to save time later due to the interoperability and easy maintenance of the software solutions achieved.
The REST protocol has been used due to is wide interoperability and because it only needs an HTTP stack (either on the client or the server) that almost every platform and device has today.
However, it may not be possible to provide interoperability due to the heterogeneous nature of virtual networks (which may implement different, incompatible protocols).
All those ideas that have been floating around for years but couldn't be scaled due to a lack of interoperability will finally come to life.
Recent efforts in producing learning objects that are reusable and sharable were not very successful due to the lack of interoperability between different learning systems.
