0 special features that are added to a product or system to attract more buyers:
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Karoll advised others to make their software systems user-friendly for employees, rather than add so many bells and whistles that it becomes an aggravation.
Manufacturers will, therefore, still build luxury cars with all the bells and whistles but cheaper systems will be rolling down the road within the next two years.
This is the idea that you get full-blown, human cognition by gradually adding bells and whistles to basic (embodied, embedded) strategies of relating to (adaptively coupling with) the present-at-hand.
I do not understand the bells and whistles that make these things operate.
Such ownership alone would be enough to increase its market value significantly without adaptations, improvements or bells and whistles.
I will briefly try to put some bells and whistles on the clause.
We shall not support amendments which seek to add new bells and whistles to the system.
Some of his proposals would not so much control the product as attach a few bells and whistles to the proposed system.
I am sure that something like that exchange must have occurred—without my imaginative bells and whistles.
Clearly, the matter had got out of control, as more and more people put in bells and whistles—80 pages were devoted to winding up commonholds.
