Sentence examples for getting the hardware from inspiring English sources

But there is more; there are the human aspects of getting the hardware team and the embedded software team to collaborate on the project.

But for many studios the complexities of getting the hardware to work, despite the proliferation of tools, libraries and sample code from Microsoft, prohibited serious investment.

"Everyone agrees that getting the hardware for E-ZPass readers up and wired could be done in a year," said John Kaehny, the executive director of Transportation Alternatives, an advocacy group for pedestrians and bicyclists.

So, getting the hardware right is important.

Getting the hardware side on board is key, which is why "we are talking to television manufacturers and consumer electronics companies about outsourcing their navigation and discovery technology to Clicker," Lanzone said.

"Amazon still needs a way to get the hardware into people's hands," Mr. Gillis said.

And consider this less of a commentary on coaching cruelties than it is on the profession's arbitrariness when determining who gets the hardware and the hugs.

But the navy and air force will get the hardware to build what the paper calls a "heavier and more potent maritime force".

When we watch "2001" today on video -- or try to watch it -- we easily fall into noticing where Kubrick got the hardware wrong.

But that's the crowd that decides who gets the hardware and who gets the awkward reaction shot, which show gets a lease on life and which show starts drafting the closing notice.

In the UK, this meant studios got the hardware early and were keen to experiment beyond the parameters of the traditional arcade-style racers and fighting games that proliferated in Japan.