Sentence examples for installed means from inspiring English sources

Having smart tech installed means now there's just a little less for them to do around the house on Friday afternoons.

The message indicating EasyBlog is successfully installed means that you are ready to start your first blog.

Update problems are nothing new for Windows, as the sheer number and variety PCs onto which the updates have to install mean that it is very difficult to account for every small error that might cause issues.

The tiles are hard to install, meant more for professional contractors or Home Depot shoppers than for the Ollie's customer, who tends to be lower-middle class or poorer and likely doesn't have the time or money to become a home-remodeling enthusiast.

"The fact that somewhere around three-quarters of all seats are installed incorrectly means there's something that is being missed," said Dr. Benjamin Hoffman, an associate professor at Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, Ore.

Being able to filter out cars that don't have a car kit installed generally means faster rental time — although they might be somewhat more expensive.

Once the app is installed, it means the CEOP can use it to target educational campaigns at young people by age or geography.

There's also a slot for Sony's Memory Stick removable storage devices, plus you can also get it with Microsoft 's Windows XP installed, which means the operating system itself has lots of features built into it that are intended to make digital media easier to use.

In this case, an Ubuntu 14.04 image is shipped, with SADI and its dependencies installed, which means that the user need only log into the Galaxy instance that executes Docker images.

The cross platform nature of AR Studio on all of the Facebook apps with almost 2 billion installs means the barriers to entry for users is magnitudes lower — something developers frequently ignore.

The ease with which the new PVs can be transported and installed will mean further cost savings and perhaps more importantly the possibility of unprecedented dispersion of electric power generation worldwide.