Sentence examples for a unified package from inspiring English sources

VLC is also now a unified package across phones, tablets, and Android TV devices, so you can swap between interfaces at will.

This integrated system combines hardware, software, data, and control of the room (R-232) into a unified package that has been designed and constructed in a generic fashion so that it can be used with any tokamak operating worldwide.

The remaining functions for defining the polynomial model, selecting genes, clustering and visualization remained unchanged, making maSigPro a unified package for the analysis of both microarray and RNA-seq time-course data.

R osetta is a unified software package for protein structure prediction and functional design.

Treatments of such topics that would nowadays be subsumed under this heading have occurred in various periods (think of discussions of testimony by Hume and Reid), but they were never assembled into a single unified package.

In addition, MolBioLib includes a broad range of tools, such as to generate coverage, hits of reads to features and ChIP-seq, all in one unified package.

It is believed that an integrated package of essential PHC services should be made available to the entire population and should also provide a solid foundation for a single unified health system.

The Yammer service can still be purchased as a standalone product, though it's clear that Spataro sees making Yammer part of a unified communication strategy that packages Skype, SkyDrive and Office products into one experience.

On the machine learning side, the caret package provides a unified platform for the training of machine learning models [11].

The package offers a unified framework for single sample, multi-sample and multi-track segmentation and is based on statistically sound penalized least squares principles.

The rescue package will require a unified approach that includes integrated risk management, subsidies to support ecological restoration, greater use of market-based approaches, application of new technology, and new ways to integrate risks to ecosystems and those that depend on them into all types of decisions -- not just those taken by environmental agencies.