Sentence examples for introduction of features from inspiring English sources

It isn't immediately clear what that means — the Kik CEO didn't elaborate further — but you can imagine more multimedia and the introduction of features like payments may be on the cards in 2017.

One thing the NSC does not comment on is the use of fully autonomous vehicle technology, though it does advise accelerated standardization and introduction of features including automatic emergency warning, blind spot monitoring and lane departure warning systems.

The model characterizes multiple phases and regions (low-density phase, high-density phase, staged membranes, freeboard region) and allows for a seamless introduction of features and/or simplifications depending on the system of interest.

This optimization is due in large part to the introduction of Features, which have replaced the more functional aspects, such as defining the structure of document libraries and lists.

This boils down to automation: automated data cleaning, implementation of group tables, creation of tables and fields wherever needed, development of web infrastructure, and introduction of features aimed at simplifying interaction and rising above the complexity of the database.

Several feature model languages have been proposed since the introduction of Feature-Oriented Domain Analysis (FODA) by Kang et al. (1990).

While the foundations of this domain recently made significant progress with the introduction of Featured Transition Systems (FTSs) and associated algorithms, SPL model checking still faces the well-known state explosion problem.

The rapid advances in orthogonal frequency-division multiple-access (OFDMA) technologies, proliferation of M-WiMAX and long-term evolution LTE systems, ratification of IMT-advanced standards, and introduction of feature-rich smart phones have contributed significantly towards the eventual realization of this vision.

The main development of the database has been the introduction of feature tables that are linked to the individual and tumour tables.

Historically, studies on feature extraction for chord recognition started with the introduction of chroma features, a.k.a., pitch class profiles, in 1999 by Fujishima[3].

We make a special note for the recognition of "boxing" videos using feature trajectories: Its somewhat poor performance on low resolution videos is greatly improved through the introduction of textural features, an increase of more than 50%.