Sentence examples for a direct interface to from inspiring English sources
CFdesign provides a direct interface to the CAD program, CATIA v5.
The immediate goal is to create a device "which would enable a simple visual display via a direct interface to the visual cortex with the visual fidelity of something like an early LED digital clock".
In order to allow for an automatic calculation of all RSs of a given metabolic network, the whole method is implemented in a Matlab GUI (version 7.2, supplied by The MathWorks Inc., Natick, MA) providing a direct interface to the MMT2 software package that is used for the simulation of dynamic network models [ 15].
The KPP processes data through direct interface to the KEGG database, and therefore, the KPP painted pathways are always up-to date with reference to KEGG knowledgebase.
It provides a direct interface with Chado, allowing users to edit the contents of a Chado database.
So in-cab displays were easy to use, had a direct interface with the grower, and were something very amenable to the existing process.
We're so far down the priority list for [the hospital organization] to even contemplate doing a direct interface with [our FQHC] that it's time commitment prohibitive, and cost prohibitive for them".
Additionally, studies evaluating CPOE systems may not relate exactly to our setting as we lacked a direct interface between the prescriber and pharmacist in our study.
First, our study focuses on the prescriber perspective, since we investigated the EMR in a clinical setting; as such, we lacked a direct interface between the prescribers and pharmacists and depended on fax communications to gain the pharmacists' perspective.
Finally, the ability to use an electrically conducting polymer for passivation creates a direct interface between traditional silicon microelectronics and organic electronics.
Unlike traditional ball-and-socket joints where a socket is placed over the soft tissue of the stump, Itap (intraosseous transcutaneous amputation prosthesis) involves insertion of a metal implant that forms a direct interface with the bone and sticks out through the skin for the prosthetic to be attached.
