Sentence examples for is natively supported from inspiring English sources
WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is a Web real-time audio and video communication technology, which is natively supported by the browser and is not dependent on third-party plug-ins.
Since layers can be added and removed during runtime, recontextualization is natively supported by this approach.
The final difference between the ETSI standard and the proposed solution lies in the fact that the ETSI standard requires the GeoNetworking to IPv6 Adaption Sub-Layer (GN6ASL [5] for the communication of IPv6 packets over the VANET, while this is natively supported in the proposed solution.
Multithreading k-means clustering is natively supported by both R and Python, we are therefore able to utilise eight cores.
SAMtools takes alignments in the generic SAM (Sequence Alignment/Map) format, which is natively supported by various short read aligners.
However, the notion of dynamic constraints, controlling the system behavior over time, has not been natively supported.
Samsung and other manufacturers have been including fingerprint sensors in Android hardware for a while, but Android Marshmallow is the first time the feature has been natively supported by the OS (so you should see a lot more phones and tablets sporting sensors in the future).
The operating resolutions have been increased as well: 1280×760 (notably just a touch larger than 720p) will be natively supported for 4″ devices and above.
Three years later (that is to say, last week), Satya Nadella used this year's hackathon as a venue to announce that eye tracking would soon be natively supported in Windows 10.
Mophie has taken advantage of the various APIs that Apple provides, so the Space Pack should work with any file type that's "natively supported by the iPhone," Quong said, though its capabilities will be limited if a file is protected by DRM.
Moreover, scripts written in BeanShell — an interpreter for a simplified version of Java language, are natively supported by the Taverna Workbench, constituting a highly portable workflow design.
