Sometimes energy efficiency can be vastly improved by remotely adjusting software over a cable, Mr. Turner said.
The spiked standard dataset has been deposited to the ProteomeXchange repository with the identifier PXD001819 and can be used to benchmark other label-free workflows, adjust software parameter settings, improve algorithms for extraction of the quantitative metrics from raw MS data, or evaluate downstream statistical methods.
You may need to adjust software settings manually if the software that you are using does not have a wizard for designing and printing envelopes.
As well as Flow, other new features include support for more languages — now up to 60 languages (vs Swype's more than 55 languages) from 44 back in October — as well as improved corrections, and a feature that adjusts the software to a user's typing style to improve key-strike accuracy.
Each bank can adjust this software, based on goals or market conditions, for example.
As a result, the 80 engineers among Tango's 110 employees have adjusted their software to work on more than 1,000 types of phones worldwide.
Although that was an embarrassment -- delegations from as far away as Japan were observing that countywide debut -- Sequoia officials said the solution was a simple matter of adjusting the software.
It would be easy for you to adjust your software so that the dashboard "change oil" icon lights up only when the car is in reverse and your owner is looking over his shoulder.
And the jury in the Samsung trial found that features built into Android, and not just features added by Samsung, violated Apple patents — potentially forcing Google to adjust its software.
Programs to encode and play back MP3 files, like Winamp or iTunes, allow users to adjust the software's settings for audio quality, so it is possible for MP3 files to sound rich and full or thin and tinny compared with the original CD track.
