Sentence examples for more extensibility from inspiring English sources

As the Google team told me, enterprises are also looking for more extensibility and the ability to extend Kubernetes with third-party applications, including service meshes like Istio.

As for how Disney Infinity differs from other games out there, including 'toys to life' pioneer Skylanders by Activision, Vignocchi says that they first offer more extensibility and replay value for players' investments in the world, as evidenced by all Infinity 1.0 characters getting expanded attributes and an upgradeable skill tree with the introduction of version 2.0.

In contrast, if the silk is used as the frame thread of the orb-web, it is spun with an order of magnitude slower speed and displays more extensibility, which is needed to dissipate the energy of prey impact on the web [25].

In contrast, according to research of Alió et al., myopic eyes with more extensibility and less resistance to the expansive force of normal IOP were accompanied with an increase in AL [ 12].

Compared with a healthy reference group, the nonsymptomatic GJH children still had larger total ROM and more profound skin extensibility [ 12].

Gluten tenacity (AlvP) was more affected than gluten extensibility (AlvL) resulting in doughs with lower AlvP/L ratio, minor gluten strength and inferior loaf volume.

Further, we describe its extensibility to more than two pathways.

Several studies indicate that the Al bound to the apoplasm can make the cell wall more rigid, thus reducing its extensibility, which is required for normal cell extension [ 45, 46].

Alternatively, the algorithm can be expanded to profile chemical space more broadly, particularly as its extensibility facilitates the addition of any number of new monomers or tailoring reactions.

"Although a task-oriented architecture is much more suitable for reasoning about extensibility and DBMS construction, reference architectures rarely exist (with the straw-man architecture developed by the Computer Corporation of America, CCA 1982, as a notable exception)" [40].

This extensibility makes ownCloud so much more than just a Dropbox clone.