Sentence examples for former interfaces from inspiring English sources

Apple deserves plenty of credit for helping technology become an interest of the mainstream – a group that felt its former interfaces, configurations, and command lines too complicated and confusing.

It replaces "@mentions and more" in the former interface.

For the former interface conditions have been stated for obtaining suitable current-potential characteristics.

"Web usability is a disgrace," says Jakob Nielsen, a former interface guru at Sun Microsystems and now a principal at Nielsen Norman Group, a Web-design consultancy.

This paper focuses on the load-transfer mechanism of the former interface through experimental push-out tests and numerical simulation of the tests.

The former interface standards enable basic data connections between phones, services, and content while the latter ones connect the mobile phone with content and applications from other industries such as music, video, publishing, broadcasting, and payment.

And some former users have even set up a site that mimics the old interface, at YouBeMom.com.

Pros: more help for new users, the return of the Start button, improved Mail app Cons: Start button isn't a return to its former glory; interface remains confusing This article was updated on 24 September: "earlier this week" in the first paragraph was corrected to "earlier this month".

A second new app attacking this same problem is "Room for More," built by top engineering grad and former user interface designer for Internet Tablets at Nokia, Johan Bilien.

Former Apple interface designer Bruce Tognazzini argued that in a blog post last week, but some of his main points actually explain precisely why we're nowhere near seeing this ship.

Small impurity striations are found at the triple phase boundary (TPB) as well as on the former electrode electrolyte interface and the impurity features were found to be influenced by the electrode configuration and the initial behavior of the Ni electrode during thermal exposure (creep or shrinkage).