Sentence examples for features to fill from inspiring English sources

It's nothing you can't already do manually or with third-party programs such as Moom, but it hides menus and other unnecessary program features to fill the screen with more of the text or work you're trying to get done.

While Stripe has built its business mainly around its payment services, it has also been developing a number of other features to fill out a larger ambition to position itself as a financial services platform.

Users post activities to the general population and chose partners from respondents, but also has more complete messaging and commenting features to fill out the user experience outside of activities.

When asked if the thing would actually work, Supermechanical's David Carr told me, "Of course, we still have plenty of rough edges and features to fill out, but we are well along the path at this point.

LinkedIn, the social network for the working world that is now owned by Microsoft, is quietly adding more features to fill out some of its bigger ambitions to provide more services to enterprises, tapping into its user base of more than 465 million professionals.

Only for BioPAX, it is important to use the appropriate classes (instances of smallMolecule for small molecules and instances of protein for proteins) and a nice feature to fill the available BioPAX fields for chemical formula or molecular weight of small molecules (SM annotations).

And, now that LinkedIn is also looking to grow its B2B marketing services business into a billion dollar operation, it wouldn't be surprising to see new analytics features get released to fill out that business as well.

In this context, this paper proposes an extension of DCL, called DCL 2.0, which we implemented the following features and concepts to fill the gaps from the previous version and to increase reusability: Hierarchical modeling: to allow a more faithful capture of the architectural logical models.

Associated experimental studies deal with the challenge of overcoming the high contact resistance between the ACF and the current collector (CC) by employing innovative interlayers containing conductive features or structures to fill or bridge the interface gaps between the ACF fibers and the CC foil and the pores of the activated carbon (AC) fiber surface.

To use that feature, customers had to fill out a form indicating their interests, and the system would match them with books tailored to their entries.

By providing the linguistic variability data for every feature, we aim to fill this gap.