Sentence examples for more advanced ones from inspiring English sources

Me and my wife already bought one, but while we were evaluating existing systems I couldn't help but notice that even the more advanced ones on the market today seem little more than glorified walkie-talkies.

JavaScript will give you a basic introduction to programming, and then you can move on to more advanced ones used to create programs.

More advanced ones in the 1990s recognized voices and words.

More advanced ones, like the Apple Watch, can do other stuff, too.

As backward societies caught up with the more advanced ones, they would also develop more inclusive political systems.

"Excel won't do analytics or process data in any particular way for you, such as tell you how likely your donors are to give to a particular campaign, like some of the more advanced ones will, but it can be a budget option for the basics, like recording donors' details," explains Eder.

Technology- Create an informational poster in which you show the influence of early agricultural practices on the development of agricultural tools, clearly illustrating and commenting on the specific progression through time from one tool to a more advanced one.

And the iPhone already comes with a calculator, which can turn into a more advanced one, and both of those are free.

"(One, more advanced one is re: Internet TV/ Set top box/ remote)." He won't disclose Exideas' funding or backers but says it's not currently looking for external capital.

Next, it may be of relevance to add other protein components one molecule after the other such as troponin and tropomyosin and protein C. On more advanced level one may consider the use of DNA-origami scaffolds (cf. [ 351]) and engineered attachment points of the motors [ 135] to produce well-defined ordered arrays.

What's more, Clearwire says that this will be true not just later this year, but also two to three years from now, after other carriers have upgraded their current third-generation (3G) networks to more advanced 4G ones, using a different technology called LTE.