Sentence examples for hardware means from inspiring English sources

The availability of less expensive and more scalable hardware means exchanges can add capacity more cheaply.

And if demand for speed grows, the falling cost of hardware means it will be cheaper to provide in future than it is today.Could political motives lie behind the largesse?

On top of this, Taiwan's traditional focus on designing and manufacturing hardware means it lacks expertise in software development, which generates a growing proportion of tech industry revenues.

No new hardware means the Zune HD is the last of its breed, though it will likely be sold for a while longer.

It's less exciting, perhaps, but building such functionality into a solid piece of smartphone hardware means there's less room for things to go horribly awry.

Apple's focus on hardware means that it has to continue redefining what a laptop can do - hence innovations like the Touch Bar.

He said the hardware meant there was almost no chance of it being reinjured, but the pain was still intense.

— A month after winning his American League Cy Young award in 2002, Barry Zito relaxed on a couch in his parents' home in California and discussed what the hardware meant.

Minute differences in software and hardware mean the response can be used to identify your computer (try it out on yourself here).

For the hardware mean attenuation coefficient, we found that μ hardware=0.01 mm−1 is a good choice both for the headphones and for the RF coil.

Otherwise known as "Hardware 3," it's a Tesla-built piece of hardware meant to be swapped into the Model S, X and 3 to do all the number crunching required to advance those cars' self-driving capabilities.