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The SciDB project advocates a new data model (i.e., the multidimensional array model) for scientific domains and releases a prototype that enables parallel processing of data in a highly distributed environment.

Design PCR and sequencing primers for subsequent use in the development of an assay prototype that enables the full length sequencing of HLA-DRB1 Exons 2 and 3.

The aim of this project is to build a general-purpose Web Service Management System WSMSS) prototype that enables querying multiple web services in a unified and transparent fashion through a SQL-like interface.

A realistic painting-system prototype that enables artists to become immersed in the digital painting experience.

At Accenture, we're working with leading academics on a prototype that would enable blockchains to be amended or redacted where necessary — under responsible governance models potentially developed in cooperation with regulators.

Finally we demonstrate the feasibility of the our approach through a case study of the well-known travel planning problem and present a prototype system that enables users to interactively organize a satisfying travel plan.

Before going to work for NOAA, Price worked on a big challenge in computer science: developing a prototype system that enables people to create computer programs using normal written English sentences.

In this paper, in addition to sharing a 3D virtual space for a synchronous distributed type design meeting, we developed a prototype system that enables participants to sketch or make annotations and have discussions as well as add viewpoints to them.

The initial goal was to develop a prototype that would leverage BLW to enable a transaction to take place without having an app running, without GPS being turned on, and even without phone signal for those places with thick concrete walls.

Our final deliverable will include a prototype that shows how Facebook's existing chat platform could be modified to better enable group interactions.

Now that Facebook and smartphones have enabled virtual communities to be created fairly cheaply, Dr. Castronova is hoping to build a prototype that could be adapted by researchers studying a variety of real-world problems.