Sentence examples for functionality of working from inspiring English sources

Legislation for toy guns varies from state to state but generally, items that resemble firearms but cannot reasonably be mistaken as functioning firearms by the general public and do not have the functionality of working firearms can be lawfully possessed by anyone.

When users first install Cytoscape, it has a small well-defined set of functionality for working with networks.

Neither of these commissions had complaints about how the core functionality of Friend Finder works or is explained, so the Germans would have to be feeling pretty feisty to conclude that more changes were necessary.

A closely related concept is interoperability, meaning the ability of the user of one member of a group of disparate systems (all having the same functionality) to work with any of the systems of the group with equal ease and via the same interface.

In this study, we explored the effect of nano-object hemeproteins (denoted as N-HP) with various bio-functionalities on the electrochemical sensing performance of working electrodes toward H2O2 molecules by affecting interfacial electron transport and surface properties of N-HP.

The Secretary may promulgate a rule to specify the essential functionalities of a working alerter, including the manner in which the alerter can be reset.

Bootstrap has all of that and the functionality to work in the latest desktop browsers as well as tablet and smartphone browsers via responsive CSS.

We created a version of the app without HealthKit, which for us is ok — because the core still works, 'Help Me Now' still works, all the core functionality of Sleepio still works — it just limits where you can get the data from," CEO and co-founder Peter Hames tells TechCrunch.

We created a version of the app without HealthKit, which for us is ok — because the core still works, 'Help Me Now' still works, all the core functionality of Sleepio still works — it just limits where you can get the data from," CEO and co-founder Peter Hames tells TechCrunch.

The world of usability testing includes testing prototypes that have only been built on paper (known as paper prototypes); mock-ups or wireframes which have no functionality, screen layouts which have partial functionality, working versions of software before they are officially released, and testing software that has already been implemented and is in use.

Still, on the touch.facebook.com version of the site the functionality is working and seems much more obvious.