Sentence examples for upgrade to the existing from inspiring English sources
The upgrade to the existing fitness tracking SmartBand monitors activity, steps and sleep using, like myriad other fitness bands, an accelerometer – but also has an altimeter for tracking stair climbs and hikes.
The F.B.I. is also working on internal improvements, including the Next Generation Identification program, an upgrade to the existing fingerprint identification system, which will improve disposition reporting, while a related initiative will enable efficient electronic updates.
The new scheme can use the DNP3-SA encryption primitive, without a major upgrade to the existing platform.
10 00am: New features are a free upgrade to the existing Apple TV.
But it's unclear whether this will be a complete hardware overhaul or an upgrade to the existing hardware.
He said improvements to rail services between Leeds and Manchester could involve a doubling of trains per hour, with either a new high-speed track and tunnel under the Pennines, or an upgrade to the existing line.
The MPs found that alternatives, such as incremental upgrades to the existing network, would not be sufficient.
The new plans include improvements along the route of the A14 from Milton through to the A1 junctions, two new untolled roads for local use and upgrades to the existing carriageway with the removal of accesses and junctions.
All modelled road network improvements were assumed to lead to traveltime improvements, either by new links identified in the used TRANS-TOOLS data, or by upgrades to the existing road network.
On 1 June 2009, the U.S. Navy announced that the contract was officially canceled, and that remaining funds were to be reinvested in upgrades to the existing fleet of VH-3D and VH-60N helicopters.
The researchers evaluated the projected rise in aviation's climate pollution and the expected emissions reductions from the various measures that the airlines and countries are pursuing -- operational (e.g., improved air traffic), technical (e.g., more efficient new planes and minor upgrades to the existing fleet), and biofuels (e.g., from algae).
