seamless
seamless
Definition
seam·less (sēm′lis)
adjective
- made without a seam or seams
- smooth in texture, quality, transition, etc.; without discontinuities or disparities a seamless blend of fact and fiction, a seamless adjustment to a new boss
seam′·lessly adverb
seamless
Telecom Definition
Referring to the integration of hardware or software components in such a carefully designed and executed manner that they blend smoothly, without apparent discontinuities or disparities.
seamless
Usage Examples
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- make: We have tried to make the whole ground floor seamless.
- give: Joining up those journeys gives customers more seamless, co-ordinated journeys at a more reasonable price.
Modifies a noun
- integration: However, there was a strong desire to achieve seamless integration from ` discovery ' through to ` delivery ' .
- transition: Look too at the seamless transition from Henman Hill to Murray Mound.
- handover: The UKs largest, integrated 2G/3G network - offering GPRS, EDGE and 3G data access with seamless handover.
- interoperability: However, How soon seamless interoperability will occur is still under debate, he adds.
- connectivity: All of these things will be made possible through the future seamless connectivity between these devices.
- robe: Who by division in the church rends Christ's seamless robe?
Modifying Another Word
- virtually: In terms of user perception, the handover is virtually seamless.
- almost: Through their efforts all the preparations come together to produce almost seamless combination which ensures that the whole week runs smoothly.
- apparently: Technically the strategic inter-cutting between Close-Ups of the performers and members of the audience is a simple and apparently seamless device.
- absolutely: Using his critically acclaimed handling, Kevin King will show you how to make the Bill Switch absolutely seamless.
- truly: We are the only operator that will give a truly seamless experience.
- completely: CCTV now covers, for example, the whole of London in one completely seamless web.
Used with adjective complement
- become: When there is a director and a choreographer you have to rely very much on their work together becoming seamless.
- provide: This will provide seamless interchange with train services at the city's main station.
- make: The transition from asylum seeker on NASS support to standard benefits must be made seamless.
- deliver: Internet Gateway - CrossTec's Internet gateway delivers seamless Remote Control between multiple PCs that may be located behind different firewalls.
- use: The BBQ has been manufactured using seamless welding techniques which eliminates sharp edges which can be found on inferior models.
- develop: We also need to develop seamless working practices between NGB doctors and the EIS to ensure the athletes are treated as quickly as possible.
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