Sentence examples for functionality improved from inspiring English sources

Twitter has just announced on their blog two new key bits of functionality: improved search and photos.

Since the second CDK publication, in 2006, the library has been improved in many aspects including architecture, new functionality, improved code testing, management, peer review, and deployment.

The range of joint motion increased significantly for all directions and functionality improved significantly after the injection of CS [ 35, 36].

This example illustrates how a relatively simple technology that was originally inferior in functionality improved over time and was eventually able to meet the needs of most mainstream consumers, thus displacing its higher functionality predecessor (sustaining innovation) for certain indications.

Finding ways to minimize the effort, be it by eliminating unnecessary logins or distracting functionality, improves the experience both on mobile and web interfaces.

When applied to nixtamalized corn mixed with traditional steeped corn it is expected to further improve the functionality, improve nutritional quality and provide an alternative corn-based ingredient.

This is usually a sign that the project's scope has grown out of control; timelines stretch, money keeps flowing, and functionality improves, yet the project seems no nearer to completion than it did months before.

Increase in carboxyl and hydroxyl functionalities improved tensile strength and modulus for un-crosslinked films, and generally higher tensile strength, tensile modulus and storage modulus at high temperature were obtained after the functional latexes were crosslinked with a cycloaliphatic diepoxide.

New functionalities improve work quality and increase operator comfort.

Mono-functionality improves the resilience and performance of energy systems with a negative effect on that of transportation systems.

TEM analysis revealed that the introduction of nitrogen functionalities improves the dispersion of the metal nanoparticles on the surface of the support.