Sentence examples for modern functionalities from inspiring English sources

As their modern functionalities are different from those for which they were originally designed, and because of their age, some have suffered structural transformations over time.

A modified version of the Sequential Replacement (SR) algorithm for variable selection is proposed, featuring modern functionalities aimed to: 1) reduce the computational time; 2) estimate the real predictivity of the model; 3) identify models suffering from pathologies.

The reintroduced Beetle layered "nostalgic reassurance" over modern functionality.

Fulfilling a long-held dream of its founding family, the company will unveil a four-door sports car, which aims to blend Porsche's legendary flair with a little modern functionality, at an auto show in Shanghai on April 19.

"Giving give new life to a vintage yacht is a permanent balancing act between preserving the old charm and ensuring modern functionality, Boris Vervoordt — son and partner of the Belgian art dealer and interior designer Axel Vervoordt — who works closely with naval architects on marine interior designs, said in an interview from Brussels.

More modern functionality such as supporting online social networks and data analytics are extremely cumbersome to code as a giant set of interdependent MapReduce programs.

According to Chung, the new engine provides "a lot more modern functionality" than the earlier engine used in the first two games.

In the wake of the fire, the school hoped to restore this damaged wing, as well as make improvements to unharmed sections of the building to bring it up to modern functionality standards while still maintaining the integrity of Mackintosh's original design.

Rollerblades delivered all sorts of new functionalities.

The redesigned platen also introduced the modern spacing functionality (horizontal and axial movement providing letter and line spacing, respectively).

Modern software development often uses Agile and Lean principles which focus on the customer's requirement for continuous delivery of new functionality.