Sentence examples for intended to allow users from inspiring English sources
The phone is intended to allow users to play games that are too complex for touch-screen controls.
The software, called oneSearch, is intended to allow users to quickly find information like sports scores and weather reports without scrolling through a long list of Web links.
The service has equipped the roughly 200 vehicles enrolled with basic hardware mounted on the windshield, which is intended to allow users with a reservation to unlock the car with the swipe of a smart card.
The company announced new features intended to allow users to control what content appears in their notifications, but it also confirmed a change to its training process for moderators on the site, and a new set of tools for reporting hate speech.
Yet the high quality scores posted by most automakers were tempered by a growing number of complaints about in-car technologies intended to allow users to issue voice commands, update their Facebook status, look up directions or check the weather forecast.
It is intended to allow users to adopt a standard seal type for new pumps or to recondition existing liquid lubricated mechanical seal or packing installations.
Within months, Bell Atlantic intends to allow users to automatically transfer money from a credit card to their SmartTouch account when their calling balance runs low.
The firm also intends to allow users of phones with near-field communication (NFC) chips to make contactless payments in high street shops.
Microsoft intends to allow users, roughly, in the tens of thousands to test its new Android Office tablet apps, to better understand the wildly varied hardware, and software fragmentation facts-of-life that go along with that platform.
The VBA tool intends to allow users who possess the basic ability to use Excel to perform SKQ by interacting with Excel spreadsheets and menus.
The dynamic appearance of options, display of meaningful keywords (technical jargon is avoided as much as possible), immediate visual feedback of the impact of options chosen (and therefore model assumptions) and consistent use of non-alphabetical coded information (e.g. colour keys) is intended to allow the user to concentrate on the exploration of their dataset.
