Sentence examples similar to turning on capabilities from inspiring English sources

The GPS antenna is on the back and pivots out to the top, turning on the GPS receiving capability.

For example, Brightcove turned on the capability for Techcrunch videos such as this one when viewed in an iPhone browser.

A drawback, however, is that slightly improved turn-on capabilities may be noted for standard channel devices compared to strained ones.

It doesn't require data network to be used, but does need the carrier to "turn on" the capability to use it.

But such a product alone wouldn't seem differentiated enough to build a lasting business upon much less raise tens of millions from VC. Vexata will first offer a software version of its system as a subscription to use on top of existing hardware; in about six months it will turn on that capability in the cloud.

My own 2008 young adult novel Little Brother, whose plot turns on the real capabilities of computers, has been under development at Paramount for a year now.

When we turn on our observation capabilities we become much more in the moment, and much more powerful.

Turn on your wireless capabilities if the screen appears and you want to use them.

Turn on the WAAS capability.

Forget trolleys: the destiny of self-driving cars will turn on labour relationships, surveillance capabilities, and the distribution of capital wealth.

If you take a map of Sprint customers who have chosen to turn on the geo-location capabilities in their phones, you can map data about larger chunks of people, just like you can tell in an organization which groups are happy and which talk to each other.