Examples of 'natively supports' in a sentence

Meaning of "natively supports"

natively supports: Describes the innate ability or capability to assist or facilitate something

How to use "natively supports" in a sentence

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The Microgateway natively supports scaling in highly decentralized environments including microservice architecture.
Export and import of various file formats iFinance 3 natively supports these common data formats.
Django natively supports Unicode data everywhere.
When you purchase via the web, Google obviously natively supports streaming to your Chromecast device.
JADE natively supports multilingual programs.
Unlike many older Internet protocols, IMAP4 natively supports encrypted login mechanisms.
It natively supports deterministic concurrency and multiple, simultaneous, dynamic control rates.
The protocol natively supports IPv6.
Shiira natively supports in-browser PDF viewing.
Fortunately, this is easy-Android natively supports external drives.
HTML5 natively supports video without the need for third-party plugins.
Because the compositor is multi-monitor aware, DWM natively supports this too.
Erlang is a language which natively supports the concurrent, real time and distributed paradigm.
It also natively supports hard disks larger than 2.2tb.
The ZigBee network layer natively supports both star and tree networks, and generic Mesh networking.

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Tacview natively supports more and more flight recording devices like the Garmin G1000.
The software natively supports 185 various file varieties.
IQramp™ natively supports data from:.

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