Sentence examples for possibility of hardware from inspiring English sources

The potential for games like this, despite the possibility of hardware cannibalization, appears to be in the billions of revenue, not millions or hundreds of millions.

This work, motivated by the Dynamic-Link Linrary (DLL) concept in software, explores the possibility of "hardware DLLs" by finding ways for fast dynamic incremental reconfiguration of FPGAs.

Network-bootable diskless computers are also desirable for reducing the possibility of hardware troubles, and it simultaneously realizes to omit first-tier data storage and reduce the migration operational cost.

However, a principal obstacle that is often encountered with surgical intervention in osteoporotic patients is the possibility of hardware pullout in spinal fusion due to the fragile characteristic of the bone, which can result from either micromotions/injuries or excess force applied at the bone-metal boundary [ 5].

These methods can make use of Fourier-based projection techniques [67], which further reduce the reconstruction time and open up the possibility of hardware-based image reconstruction.

Another concern is related to the possibility of the hardware being damaged, since the system may not present the expected behavior.

Maybe coolest of all, iOS 6 adds a lot for developers to play with, including additional camera feature controls, Passbook access, reminder creation and modification, iTunes content sales via in-app purchase, and access to things like text messages, opening up plenty of possibilities for hardware makers.

It takes developers to exploit the capabilities of new consoles, which is why games released around the same time only hint at the possibilities of the hardware.

Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, has left open the possibility of making more hardware products, with analyst speculation focusing on a possible smartphone.

Fault security assures possibility of using either hardware redundancy or time redundancy to optimize the overheads associated with fault security.

RIM CEO Thorsten Heins recently told German newspaper Die Welt that he has not ruled out licensing BB10 to other manufacturers, and that his company is also open to the possibility of selling its hardware production business.