Sentence examples for the hardware needs from inspiring English sources

Q. Can I upgrade my computer that came with Windows 95 to Windows 98? Can my hardware cope? A. It is possible to upgrade your computer from the Windows 95 operating system that came with it to Windows 98, but you must make sure that your computer can meet the hardware needs of the newer version.

The hardware needs to fit through a mammalian birth canal, to be reasonably protected for a mobile life in a hazardous environment, to consume something like 1,000 calories per day and so on – not to mention being achievable by mutation and selection over a time scale of some tens of millions of years, starting from what existed back then!

But first the hardware needs to grow up.

In such a system, not only the software but also the hardware needs to be included in platform attestation.

I can't speak to battery life, but I suspect it's pretty good, considering how little the hardware needs to do.

Software wizardry from Oculus in reducing the hardware needs of minimum spec PCs and Google's work in bringing high-quality VR to Android phones through Daydream have been effective in beginning to solve some of VR's structural problems.

The officials, and their corporate sponsors, acknowledge that they grossly underestimated interest and the hardware needed to run the site.

"It has built into it all of the hardware needed to program," she says, as well as the ability to link to GPS and Bluetooth, among other components.

Blades by Ossur, for example, cost several thousand dollars, not including the hardware needed to hold them on, which can double the cost.

"If they feel secure at home," the report says, "they will have less need to invest in equipment needed for self-defense and have more reasons to buy the hardware needed for far-off missions such as Afghanistan".

But even as the Kenyatta administration prepares to fix the hardware needed to maintain Nairobi's status as a transport hub, the divisions in cyberspace point to the need for repairs in the software of its citizens' minds.