Sentence examples for existing dash from inspiring English sources

Existing DASH solutions do not take into account the impact of VQL switching on the users' QoE.

Shuttles, which will be free for riders, will run complementary to the city's existing DASH transportation fleet.

This could initially be investigative through extraction of responses from existing DASH and QuickDASH studies, with prospective investigation to follow.

The installation process usually involves applying primer to your cleaned, dry, existing dash, and then peeling and sticking the trim material onto the dashboard.

The full list of new (and existing) UK Dash buttons can be found here.

Apple's CarPlay basically is that dream delivered, albeit with some clever tweaks to make it more suitable to in-car use, including Siri-powered voice commands and control via both touchscreen and existing hardware dash knobs and buttons.

The primary regional energy interconnection schemes among Middle East countries include: Open image in new window Fig. 6 Existing and planned grid interconnection in Middle East (the solid line represents "existing"; the dash line represents "not operational/island operation"; the dotted line represents "under-consideration, -study, -construction") 1) The Maghreb regional energy interconnection.

Figure 16 Lifecycle for setting up an eSourcing configuration (solid arrows) and evolving existing collaborations (dashed arrows) using process views.

Featuring a vivid 7-inch color touch screen (measured diagonally) and access to over 1,000 free Internet apps, including news, calendars, weather, sports, social networking and more, dash utilizes an existing home wireless connection to continuously deliver Internet content to its viewers.

There are keys along one side, but these are touch keys, and they look good, especially once you choose from some of the many selectable color backlight customization options to help them fit in with your existing steering wheel control and dash light hues.

In Fig. 2, the continuous lines (black) indicate existing transmission circuits whereas the dashed line (red) presents the new transmission circuit to be added in the future as identified from the long-term transmission planning process.