Sentence examples for more usable but from inspiring English sources

Consumer trackers are much more usable, but their data needs to be audited and treated with regard to what kind of device it comes from.

Both native apps are getting a slew of new (and necessary) features that will make them far more usable, but most importantly, the iPhone app will soon allow you to edit documents right in the app.

Today, the daily deals company is embarking on stage two of that strategy by adding a number of new features in an update to make the app, part of the company's wider suite of payment services and apps, significantly more usable (but still free).

Our experience from previous projects shows that successul applications of e-Research infrastructures depend not just on more usable technologies but also crucially on the existence of a working division of labour that supports researchers and allows technological offerings to be adopted, appropriated and tailored to the specific needs of a research project [6].

Nuclear regions may provide more usable variability, but such regions have not yet been identified.

The point is that the big guys, unless they've really improved their poker face recently, have started out on the wrong foot — and they're about to take one in the jaw when Apple drops a tablet that is not only larger and sexier but far more usable than the toys Microsoft and Dell think people will want.

Each comes with a universal remote control that conveniently includes DVD buttons (Play, Stop, Rewind and so on), but some are more usable than others.

An important finding from this research was that opposing socioeconomic gradients were observed for the availability of total and usable green space: deprived neighbourhoods were relatively disadvantaged in total green space availability, but had relatively more usable green space.

What we hear from companies is not that they we want more data, but more precise data, more usable data".

Further, they thought more communication features will increase the complexity of the system but will not make it more usable.

But mostly they worried that exploring more usable nuclear weapons would encourage others to follow suit and maybe even to use them.