Sentence examples for natively supporting from inspiring English sources

First, MAS is a powerful logical methodology that perfectly complements the previously identified necessities and requirements, mainly in terms of distributed intelligence, for providing encapsulation on a functional level and for natively supporting communication among different system parts.

Despite T-mobile's upcoming G2 natively running Froyo, and despite Froyo natively supporting wireless tethering, T-mobile won't enable the feature right out of the gate, with TmoNews unearthing this screenshot of a device FAQ.

JADEL is designed to support the effective implementation of JADE agents and multi-agent systems in the scope of real-world model-driven development because it concretely helps developers by natively supporting agent-oriented abstractions, and because it is based on mature industrial-strength technologies.

R and Python are also slower at pre-processing, each taking approximately 34 min. This increased pre-processing time is due to the standard Python and R implementations not natively supporting multithreading, while VARIANTSPARK, ADAM and Hadoop can use the eight available cores.

In its native formulation, ICN can fulfill publish-subscribe data dissemination and natively supports mobile applications.

Both Xbox One and PS4 allow you to play Blu-ray and DVD discs, while the Wii U does not natively support either.

With an upgraded PS4, however, a more powerful processor would allow developers to natively support PlayStation VR's 120hz capabilities giving it an advantage over its competitors.

That should not be a problem when the 5X receives Android 6 Marshmallow, which natively supports fingerprint sensors for third-party apps.

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).

This translation also natively supports question answering.

It does not natively support sharding/partitioning [10].