Sentence examples for integrate new functionality from inspiring English sources

We integrate new functionality to the protocol that enable the parties of a WS-Agreement to re-negotiate and modify its terms during the service provision, and show how a typical scenario of service composition can benefit from our proposal.

Therefore, DMSs of above room temperature ferromagnetism (ARTF) doping NCs provide a very good opportunity to integrate new functionality into the existing semiconductor nanodevices [6].

The database is supported by a platform that is designed to easily integrate new functionalities and is also frequently updated.

We also consider the limitation of build-level dependencies, to avoid the entire re-compilation and re-deployment of a software when modifying it or integrating new functionalities.

Building additional functionality meant deploying additional hardware and software, and integrating that new functionality with the existing platform.

HERO is a small mobile robot integrated into the system to provide new functionality for the user.

This summer, all Sidekick LX customers will receive an over-the-air update that includes the new functionality that is integrated in the T-Mobile Sidekick LX Tony Hawk Edition, such as video recording and playback ability, an alarm clock, stereo Bluetooth support, and Bluetooth file transfer support.

Here, we describe how we have exploited the layered structural representation of the Standard InChI to create new functionality within UniChem that integrates these related molecular forms.

Instead, integrative vectors are usually used to implement new functionalities, integrating ectopic DNA into the genome through homologous recombination.

"Like all startups that are building a platform that is going to be integrated into other companies' products, they need to add new features and new functionality," says Silton.

The molecular viewer, Molmil, has been integrated into several services offered by Protein Data Bank Japan and can be easily extended with new functionality by third party developers.