Sentence examples for grown in functionality from inspiring English sources

First introduced with the original Pilot 1000 back in 1996, the OS has grown in functionality and robustness while conversely becoming easier to use.

One of the best ways for small web sites to grow in functionality and sophistication is to offer rich data from off-site integrated into their own offerings.

The database is expected to grow in functionality as it comes in useful, particularly regarding the challenges of dealing with molecular genetic data and tools to assess the effects of global environment change.

Because a known food allergen and one of the major sources of environmentally-induced variation in wheat flour protein composition has been eliminated, the transgenic lines may yield flour with both improved end-use quality and more consistent functionality when grown in different locations.

Insulin production functionality is important in the evaluation of islets, especially isolated islets grown in vitro.

But layered on top of its functionality is a community that in the two years the company has been operating has grown in both scale and sheer strength.

The Web site, http://cn.nytimes.com, continues to  grow in scope and functionality.

"The site will grow in scope and functionality over the course of the next several months," the statement says.

As personal smartphones continue to grow in power and functionality, the barriers to them pulling their weight as business-oriented productivity tools are coming down.

Stay.com promises the site will remain ad-free as the site grows in terms of functionality; the money it makes from hotel bookings from the main website should be enough to build a business, they reckon.

At that point, kerosene, electric power, and gas (city gas and liquefied petroleum gas) each accounted for one third of energy consumption, but subsequently, electric power's share increased significantly due to the spread of new consumer electronic devices that grew in size and functionality.