Sentence examples for supporting new types of from inspiring English sources
These 3G services establish network platforms that are far more flexible in supporting new types of services (such as streaming video or push-to-talk) and they also provide vendors with more spectrum to relieve overtaxed cellular networks.
For the classical and traditional supervised approaches, we see how hard it is to extend them for supporting new types of relations and entities, due to the need of specialized annotated data.
Hamilton also pointed out that this news comes as Apple is also expanding iAd by opening the iAd Workbench system to non-developers and supporting new types of actions in ads — not just driving downloads but also showing videos, pointing users to websites, and promoting iTunes content.
Supporting new types of activities that fit into the structure of the Recovery Act, including a reasonable number of awards to jump start a new NIH Challenge Grant program where progress can be expected in two years.
This will allow servers to better support modern applications, run faster, support new types of memory more easily and be more efficient in their use of memory.
The new CrunchBase database was built to be extensible, so that over time the platform could support new types of data.
On the rear it's 4.3-inch monochrome e-ink screen, used in conjunction with the frontal LCD, supports new types of usage for a smartphone.
He also suggested video is are an area where quad-core chips have the potential to support new types of (disruptive) experiences and applications.
In addition, the SaaS provider can further extend (i) the specification of the PaaS platforms in the deployment descriptor with domain- and application-specific properties, and (ii) the middleware with custom policy engines to support new types of policies.
This geospatial binding facilitates and supports new types of hypotheses and analysis as illustrated in the paper with a landscape genetic case study (bambara groundnut) and a crop disease modelling (eyespot disease).
Further developments focused on transaction processing and on extending DBMS to support new types of data (e.g., spatial, multimedia, etc)., data analysis techniques and systems (e.g., data warehouses, OLAP systems, data mining).
