Interface used in a sentence

Interface in a sentence as a noun

User interface 101: if the app needs to be set up on the first launch, offer to do that, please.

I get so frustrated reading blog posts by user interface designers.

A variety of modular input interfaces can be plugged into these sockets.

That is to say, the team must plan and design to be able to expose the interface to developers in the outside world.

Everything about icloud - from the terrible design to the clunky interface - is as Steve Jobs liked to say, "****".

One or more main control input interfaces on the game controller consist of generalized sockets.

But the difference is that Haskell lets you be explicit about whether you want side-effects or notits just another part of your interface.

I caved in, I updated the drivers over night, it wasn't too bad just some changes in the kernel interfaces and SCO had made some dumb changes to the way installs worked etc.

Hardware specific to the input type of the modular input is contained within the modular input itself, and plugged in via an interface.

It’s rugged build and cloud managed interface make it ideal for “away teams”, monitoring systems in remote locations, and businesses with challenging infrastructure.

Ubuntu Unity is pretty much an anthology of user interface decisions that are exactly wrong by my perception, and "lets get rid of quit" is just another one.

* You could build a sweet github-style outward facing interface allowing the public to track the progress of bills in real time, increasing democratic awareness and participation.

So I pushed on them "why this strict timing" and after many signed documents and stuff I don't really want to know I showed them we could build a device driver interface that allowed them to achieve their needed result.

His entire concept of his job revolved around being the authoritative interface for retrieving and maintaining pieces of data that were no longer exclusively under his control.

Also, inotify is an incredibly tricky interface to use efficiently and reliably.

They almost invariably consist of reasoning I disagree and conclusions I disagree with in support of user interface decisions that make my experience as a user worse.

What else can you configure "so easily" I wonder?Then you get into how they are hacking CSS and iframes into the email body, to substitute for Javascript, and actually create a workable user interface.

If an interface value v is passed to a function f, then what does happen from time to time is that f will look for custom methods on v that are at least logically equivalent to the static interface type f is declared to expect.