Sentence examples for range of compatibility from inspiring English sources

For its part, Samsung has promised a wide range of compatibility between the devices, including the standard notifications, Find my Gear, health data syncing and the ability to download and install apps onto the Gear devices.

It is understood that the selection of a large range of compatibility indicators is also no guarantee of 'good' assessment and Rodrigues and Grossi [16] have suggested that an overly 'data heavy' approach can detract from a meaningful evaluation due to increased complexity.

Although the mechanism mediating these differences is unknown, these observations add support to the idea that there is a broad range of compatibility, defined as the extent to which the immune system limits infection, between particular strains of mosquitoes and specific parasites strains [35].

Mr. Kessler said that a universal identification system might address a range of product compatibility challenges.

It boasts a wide range of device compatibility, with audio streaming as well as screen mirroring available for various smartphones and other devices.

It's got a wide range of camera compatibility, and the startup is only seeking $25,000 in initial funding with an initial target ship date of June 2013.

An electromagnetic technology was chosen because it offers simplicity and reliability of use, as well as wider range of ink/suspension compatibility.

These systems can be more or less useful for the driving but before being integrated in a wide range of vehicles, the compatibility with the driving task must be discussed.

This restricts their range of ex vivo compatibilities (e.g. there are incompatibilities with stored blood and sodium bicarbonate preparations) and makes them poor drug delivery vehicles.

The outsider, 802.11a, delivers a nominal 54 megabits in the currently less-crowded 5-gigahertz band, at the expense of range and compatibility, but you can get dual-band products that accommodate all three standards.

The chair of the committee, Keith Vaz, said: "We will be hearing evidence from both observers and practitioners of these courts, and are currently accepting written evidence on a wide range of issues, including the compatibility of sharia courts with British law".