The Trusted Device Driver essentially gives the ability to communicate concerning the TPM physical interface and logically through a well-defined driver API.
The social networking space gives the ability to communicate and connect with one another across cultural, geographic and even political boundaries.
LESSON: The Internet is a wonderful technology that has given us the ability to communicate and grow our businesses and enrich our lives.
"My principal concern was to give people the ability to communicate privately," he said.
We sell most of our jeans direct to customers, but our site and social media also give us the ability to communicate and tell our story.
As American policy makers debate additional measures to pressure President Bashar al-Assad and aid moderate elements of the opposition, they should consider a military cybercampaign to give Syrians the ability to communicate freely online.
When she speaks about her value to the party, Ms. Mazibuko mentions her age before her race, saying it gives her the ability to communicate in a different way from that of party veterans.
English, therefore, is seen as more valuable because it gives us the ability to communicate outside of a small regionally defined context, whereas a language that is spoken by a much smaller community, such as Hawaiian, is not seen as important or appealing.
The play, by William Gibson, which opened at the Playhouse theatre on Broadway in 1959 and was directed by Arthur Penn, was a fascinating study of how Annie Sullivan (Anne Bancroft), a young teacher, struggles to "disinter the soul" of her disabled pupil, gradually giving her the ability to communicate.
This gave Neil the ability to communicate and thus a new desire to live.
