Sentence examples for improved usability of from inspiring English sources

There is much good that stems from the use of computerized voting systems, including improved accessibility for the disabled and voters who don't speak English, improved usability of ballots on-screen versus what can be accomplished on paper, and the speed and accuracy of computerized vote counts on election night.

This development was mainly driven by increased data resources, improved usability of multiple spatial datasets, and tools for their processing, as well as an increased acceptance of models in local collaborative decision-making environments (Klosterman, 1999; Sui, 1998; Wegener, 1994).

When the vibration period ratio between the superstructure and the isolation layer is low, the distribution of the response acceleration becomes inconsistent due to the effect of the higher order mode, which makes it difficult to achieve very much improved usability of the building.

We hope you are enjoying the increased music quality/bitrate and the improved usability of Walmart's MP3 music downloads.

So and R. W. Brodersen, "Improving usability of FPGA-based reconfigurable computers through operating system support," in Proc.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 18 — Meg Whitman, chief executive of eBay, has repeatedly vowed to improve usability of the auction site by redesigning its home page, being more aggressive in combating fraud and improving the usefulness of search engine results.

Thus, this study provides cogent arguments for improving usability of websites by information filtering for users with blindness.

By the practical use we confirm that these models generally improve usability of a general-purpose simulator.

Understanding how people (including those with disabilities) interact with touch screens may allow designers and engineers to ultimately improve usability of touch screen technology.

Furthermore, to improve usability of the text to Morse Code unit, we implemented such that Morse Code would only be outputted when the user hit the spacebar or the return key.

Single sign-on (SSO) promises to improve usability of authentication for multiple-system users, increase compliance, and help curb system maintenance costs.