Sentence examples for a standalone operating from inspiring English sources

It's even offered as part of a standalone operating system that will run on any computer you throw at it.

Mozilla has been submitting those APIs (and those in the pipeline) to the W3C for standardization, and the end result in Mozilla's words, will be a "complete standalone operating system for the open web".

Standard Bank has since operated as a standalone operation and would like to stress the there is no longer a relationship between the two companies.

LACMA is trying to secure funding for a separate entrance and a full-time curator/educator, which Govan said would allow the gallery to be a standalone that could operate beyond "extremely limited" viewing hours that currently must harmonize with the school's regular operations.

Straight from the heart of Mozilla's developer newsgroup comes news of an ambitious new project: a standalone, web-based operating system.

Fox says the company will continue to operate as a standalone business but also "work closely with Fox Networks Group to drive engagement between brands and consumers on Fox's proprietary digital platforms".

But Google also operates a standalone YouTube Music app that focuses on music videos.

Most large organizations struggle to even know how much energy they're using annually, much less operate a standalone energy company in what is one of the most highly regulated industries in the US.

Qloo also operates a standalone app of its own, which helps users find new content they may enjoy or restaurants to try.

In addition to its main Wattpad app and its chat stories in Tap, the company also operates a standalone app for romance stories and a newly launched app called Raccoon, which allows users to tell personal stories using video.

For example, three-dimensional protein structures and complexes require the downloading of coordinates from the PDB [1] and then the knowledge and skill to operate a standalone program to simply reproduce the view corresponding to the figure in question and to further interpret it.