Sentence examples for hardware to support the from inspiring English sources
"We build our hardware to support the features that he wants to include in his games," Mr. Vivoli said in a telephone interview while traveling in China on business.
These results, in conjunction with those produced by the simulation in real-time mode, suggest that the development of a dedicated hardware to support the basic proxy operations tends to contribute to a significant increase in the efficiency of this application while reducing the costs for implementing a video on demand system.
The GamePop is still on track for a Winter 2013 release, the company says, and it arrived at the $129 pricing based on a desire to make sure that it has powerful enough hardware to support the most demanding mobile games, and provide some degree of future-proofing.
What we are trying to do is bundle software and hardware to support both the large and small arcade operations.
Flat Out Heels was designed as a result of Dickson's vision to "sell shoes in vending machines". The innovative idea faced one major hurdle though, Dickson found it difficult to find a company that would build hardware to support selling the shoes.
NASA's plans for development of flight hardware to support research on the International Space Station over the next decades will also be discussed including the planned development of a cryogenic facility for providing an environment below 2 Kelvin for up to 6 months to future investigators.
We extend both the ISA and the hardware to support a set of timing instructions that allow programmers to control the execution time of a sequence of instructions.
The company also resells Cisco hardware to support its hosted VOIP service at the customer premises.
It didn't make sense to scale up the hardware to support something we did once per month, he said.
Self-driving movement: Going forward, all cars produced by Tesla will have the hardware to support fully autonomous driving.
Tesla is living up to its promise of creating luxury electric cars that are fast to drive, easy to charge, are intelligently designed, can receive over-the-air software updates much the same as a smartphone and, when the time is ripe, have the necessary hardware to support fully autonomous driving.
