Sentence examples for support for connecting from inspiring English sources

We can't deny or ignore the value and benefits associated with strategic support for connecting corporate news to market influencers.

There's also a 4.0x optical zoom, picture stabilization, ISO 800 light sensitivity, movie mode, and built in IrSimple wireless image transfer support for connecting to other IrSimple-compatible devices.

And eventually, it wants to generate revenue through business-level features, like support for connecting with CRM systems, or the ability to generate data that could help recruiters or hiring managers find in-demand professionals.

Amazon even added Bluetooth support for connecting a headset so you can listen to audiobooks, which now integrate much more seamlessly with their printed counterparts for switching between the two.

For comparison, RGO nanosheets serve as nano-sized flexible support for connecting TiO2 and Ni(OH 2 blocks, which improves the electron transfer and alleviates the volume changes during the repeated charge/discharge process thanks to its high conductivity and mechanical properties.

Some of the unique features of the Apple Watch include its taptic engine for providing physical cues and messages, as well as notifications; heart rate monitor and motion sensors for activity tracking; Built-in Bluetooth support for connecting to accessories; and the digital crown, which allows for control without sacrificing screen real estate.

In this study, we propose an efficient decision support system (DSS) for connecting city bus companies to hoteliers, travel agents and tourists.

Unfortunately, support for directly connecting different networks at the lower network layers is still lacking.

This new patent could indeed offer audio output, as is mentioned in the title of the application, but it also includes options like wireless communication, proximity sensors, a touch-sensitive display and support for also connecting to and charging accessories, including (though it isn't mentioned specifically by name) the Apple Watch.

In the first study on the use of AFLP in Petota taxonomy by Kardolus et al. [ 19], it proved also difficult to find bootstrap support for branches connecting the different groups in section Petota.

The paper offers two contributions to explain knowledge creation in organizations: (1) we empirically validate the claim that individual knowledge creation is a prerequisite of collective knowledge creation; (2) we differentiate between support for collecting and connecting activities and explain the link between organizational and IT mechanisms as input and knowledge creation as output.