Sentence examples for a platform to serve from inspiring English sources

Instead, Google will use them as a platform to serve up prompts.

The set forthe rocky cliff of Act III, right, beingbuilt in a 30-foot-tall subterraneanroom at the Met, will rotateon a platform to serve as thebullring and surrounding plaza inAct IV, finally rotating back sothat the stadium throng can witnessthe climactic murder.

"We had heard enough times, 'We want you to handle this litigation but you're not big enough,' that we had to consider a bigger platform to serve our clients," Mr. Stillman said.

Originally launched in 2013 as a booking platform to serve the niche market of wealthy jet-setters, JetSmarter aggregates prices and availability from over 800 private flight providers across the country.

While the use of microsatellite markers to analyse genetic diversity among Musa species is well documented (e.g. Kaemmer et al. 1997; Grapin et al. 1998; Buhariwalla et al. 2005; Ning et al. 2007; Venkatachalam et al. 2008; Wang et al. 2010), its application in the form of a standardized platform to serve for genotyping purposes for the wider Musa community is still missing.

Google and Amazon may have a head start on automated delivery, but there's definitely room for an open platform to serve everyone else, and Swapbox could be the one to step up in that role.

These efforts will build a total thermal solution platform to serve multiple GE businesses, including GE Aviation, GE Energy, and GE Intelligent Platforms.

Sadikov said he wants his platform to serve as "a layer that sits between social networks and consumer Internet companies".

Intel acquired Mashery for $180 million this spring to offer the API platform to serve as a way to connect back-end systems to the cloud.

This study reveals the potential of the CLIP manufacturing platform to serve as a method for the fabrication of patient-specific medical and drug-delivery devices for personalized medicine.

The choice of this particular bacterial platform to serve as a biorefinery industrial organism was also motivated by the fact that providing it with cellulolytic activities would not involve interference with the cell metabolism.