Sentence examples for industry compatibility from inspiring English sources

The catch: the other gadget has to be D.L.N.A.-certified, which you're supposed to know refers to an industry compatibility standard.

The tri-core architecture provides superior performance and lower power over dual-core designs while maintaining industry compatibility and leadership — ensuring a richer, faster and smoother experience than any other ARM-based processor available today.

There are two related issues, known in the industry as compatibility and aggressivity.

Brenda Rios, a spokeswoman for G.M., said her company complied with the rules and should not be held responsible if big vehicles sometimes collide with small ones, creating what people in the industry call "compatibility" issues.

It is based on the Wireless USB industry standard for compatibility with other Wireless USB products.

Furthermore, a natural waste from the agar agar industry, which showed good compatibility with soy protein, was used as a filler, contributing to the development of more sustainable composites.

As a two-dimensional (2D) material with hexagonal structure, graphene shows high electron mobility, high thermal conductivity, and compatibility to industry-standard lithographic processing for nano and microelectronics applications.

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Industry-Leading Performance and Compatibility   Fremont, CA, May 11th , 2009– Corsair® www.corsair.com, a worldwide leader in high-performance computer and flash memory products, today announced the launch of the Corsair Storage Solutions P256 high-performance 256GB solid-state drive (SSD).

Similar to existing activated carbon supercapacitor industry, roll-to-roll manufacturing compatibility is an ideal feature for the flexible supercapacitor materials.

The power sector usually has numerous other policy objectives and therefore the design and implementation of emissions trading programmes in the sector will have to address concern about the compatibility of existing industry policies.

The subject of crash compatibility -- as the industry calls the topic -- has drawn increasing scrutiny as the number of S.U.V.'s on the road has swelled in the last couple decades.