Sentence examples for richer interface from inspiring English sources

The Metropolis metamodel is more fixed about control semantics (i.e. components are process based), but allows a richer interface to communications media (since a media can expose arbitrary interfaces to components).

With unified communications, many people will be using the computer, because of its much richer interface.

The innovative features being pioneered in the U.S. fintech community to take advantage of the smartphone's camera, geolocation technology, peer-to-peer communication capability, and richer interface may eventually benefit the globally underserved, as well.

At least that's the vision of Italian startup Cogisen, which is hoping to help drive a new generation of richer interface technology that will combine different forms of interaction, such as voice commands and gestures, all made less error prone and/or abstract by adding "eye contact" into the mix.

The absorption efficiency of structure E is much improved, and the absorption pattern is more irregular compared to structure A (planar c-Si), indicating that structure E is composed of much richer interfaces and cavity modes rather than the standard planar multilayer cavity.

In order to allow interoperability we need rich interface descriptions including service hierarchisation, flexible declarations and precise specifications.

What if you could blur the two, so people were asking, 'Am I in an experiment or a piece of art?' There's a rich interface there," says Spence.

Apple iOS 5 is the most polished and intuitive, although Google's new Android 4.0 OS plays an impressive game of catch-up with improved integration and a rich interface.

I had this rich interface device, but no application for it".In 1985 Mr Zimmerman, along with Chuck Blanchard, Young Harvill and Steve Bryson, joined Mr Lanier's recently formed company, VPL Research, that would pioneer virtual reality.

The graphene film is separated from the bulk by a carbon-rich interface layer (hereafter called the buffer layer) which in part covalently binds to the substrate.

The measured Schottky barrier heights are strongly interface structure-dependent, with the variation in the range of 3.1 eV for perfect interface to 1.6 eV for defect-rich interface.