Sentence examples for intended use case from inspiring English sources

Our research clarifies differences in architectural approaches, but final decision for a particular ledger protocol and front-end application architecture is at strongly based on the particular intended use case.

No strangers connected, so I honestly can't say how the device will operate in its intended use case.

Some, like Google Authenticator, can be used on multiple devices, but Palacio argues that this is due to poor design choices and not really an intended use case.

To step away from the intended use case here for a second: man, do I hope Motorola didn't go out of their way to lock this thing down.

Notably, partial matches are not of interest here, complying with the fact that the intended use case is dynamic location referencing (see the introduction to Section 4).

The intended use case is in situations where, say, a satellite or wired connection terminates at one point, the center of an area, but the people who need to use it live nearby — but well outside the hundred feet or so you can expect a Wi-Fi signal to travel.

There are however a number of limitations which reduce the applicability of rrdtool to Varanus and its intended use cases.

Imagine, if you will, a graph with power (roughly speaking, including efficiency and variety of capabilities as well as raw horsepower) on the X axis and intended use cases on the Y.

As to Joint's intended use cases, Gahng says that it's easy to connect to other people on Twitter, but it's hard to actually get to know them, so using Joint, you can meet someone on Twitter that you want to play Starcraft with — many of your followers may not want to join in on the fun.

The device's inspiration and intended use-case was to enable people who take part in wind-related sports, such as windsurfers and kitesurfers, to find good wind conditions.

In fact, since being soft-launched two months ago, 60percentnt of its 2,000+ users are using the app outside of its originally intended use-case.