Sentence examples for extensible hardware from inspiring English sources

Our focus is on exploring the algorithmic and architectural design spaces of 3G and 4G systems to identify the computational and geometric structures shared by diverse coding schemes, services and hardware platforms, and the efficient and flexible integration of these structures on innovative extensible hardware.

The architecture is also easily extensible because reusable hardware and software design components can be added.

Figure 8 The proposed extensible system-on-platform hardware architecture.

Dery also showed off a forthcoming mod concept (pictured above) for the hardware-extensible Moto Z smartphone that will also integrate Amazon's voice tech — but this time encased in a bedside dock with Harman Kardon speakers embedded.

TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2013 Startup Alley company Koupah is a fresh take on the tablet-based point-of-sale space, which is growing in popularity among SMBs that want a solution that's flexible, extensible and less expensive than legacy POS-specific hardware systems.

That's why it's designed its hardware, software and business models to be extensible by others.

To improve its practical usefulness and versatility, not only should Reconfig-P include both of the hardware designs, it should be maintainable and extensible so that it can easily and effectively incorporate new implementation strategies and implementations of additional types of P systems.

This flexibility is characterized by network layer independence, support for hardware-based codecs, a conference coordination model, an extensible user interface, and support for diverse compression algorithms.

Commercial solutions are typically not extensible by the end user, nor oriented towards prototyping of new tools, and may require specialized hardware, thereby limiting their applicability in projects that involve the development of new image computing methods.

The simulator is extensible in that additional memory characteristics can be modeled and more information on the effect of software-hardware interaction can be extended.

VForce is an extensible middleware framework that enables VSIPL++ (the Vector Signal Image Processing Library extension) programs to transparently use Special Purpose Processors (SPPs) while maintaining portability across platforms with and without SPP hardware.