Sentence examples for support a wider array from inspiring English sources
Apps are getting bigger and bigger each day, as their developers embrace more frameworks and are required to support a wider array of devices with varying resolutions.
BK: We anticipate that enterprises will increasingly support a wider array of devices in terms of application services so that they can engage effectively with customers and executives, in addition to supporting field staff.
Although the drumbeat for enhanced gun control has grown louder and Mr. Gore supports a wider array of new measures than Mr. Bush, it is unclear who holds the political advantage.
Turns out the Freedom Edition (the one that is part of the Free File program) supports a wider array of free tax forms.
This chapter describes SysML support for modeling constraints on the performance and physical properties of systems and their environment to support a wide array of engineering analyses.
We describe our Touch Where You Can technique that adapts the user interface to support a wide array of hand sizes, minimizing the ergonomic impact on the user.
The 360 system was unprecedented in its ability to support a wide array of applications, and it was one of the first operating systems to require direct-access storage devices.
The use of technology to support a wide array of social, economic and political interactions is generating an increasing amount of information about who, what and where we are.
Mr. O'Brien said the band did not condone political violence, but did support a wide array of active Irish Republican and "working man" causes, including the adoption of socialism in Ireland.
Chapter 8 describes SysML support for modeling constraints on the performance and physical properties of systems and their environment to support a wide array of engineering analyses and simulation.
Department Chair Katherine McComas, Ph.D. '00, said the Frasers' gift will support a wide array of research and career opportunities for students, including NYCOMM, the department's annual two-day career exploration trip to New York City; a new Communication Leaders Speakers Series; graduate student summer fellowships; and undergraduate summer research fellowships.
