Sentence examples for a proprietary environment from inspiring English sources

EnOcean is a proprietary environment not yet standardized at international level[11].

As businesses migrate from a proprietary environment to cloud computing, Google will have to help them move their data to its cloud.

Oracle is rejecting that premise and will use Xsigo to strengthen its own proprietary environment.

However, ArcGIS Model Builder is limited to its own proprietary environments and can only compose geoprocessing functions in ArcGIS.

Amazon Web Services, Windows Azure and other more proprietary environments will open up to integrate with federated environments.

Just as the wireless carriers had their own proprietary environments for apps, health systems (and their EHR vendors) severely limit what can tie in with their systems directly impeding patient access to their health data.

We can expect it to present unique challenges, and yet we know almost nothing of what it looks like "in the wild" due to the field's relative youth, its technical complexity, the multisensory interactions between haptics, sight, and sound, and the difficulty of accessing practitioners in professional and proprietary environments.

This work presents a detailed case study in customizing a configurable, extensible, 32-bit RISC processor with vector/SIMD instruction extensions for the efficient execution of block-based video-coding algorithms utilizing a proprietary co-design environment.

Moving data from a proprietary device into an analytics environment remains a difficult problem — more difficult than one might imagine.

The model of knowledge diffusion with social control mechanism is implemented in Netlogo,2 a multi-agent programmable modeling environment, which has a proprietary script language and permits to run simulations of complex networks through the GUI or the API.

The synchronous charge component of each response was calculated as the integral of the current with respect to an individual baseline determined 2 ms before each stimulus (18, 19), using a proprietary program developed in an R-CRAN environment.