Sentence examples for allowing for interoperability from inspiring English sources
Thus the biological formulation of the pathway is separable from the computer method employed for simulation and analysis, allowing for interoperability with other tools for modelling and analysis of biochemical systems.
For example, Radvision builds "gateways" that allow for interoperability between IP-based networks, ISDN networks and 3G networks.
The problem for efusion: An Internet telephony standard H.323 has been defined, (and agreed to by both Intel and Microsoft) which allows for interoperability of Internet telephone products.
"This is where building out architecture that allows for interoperability and seamless experiences across multiple intelligence platforms was so important to us.
The use of semantic web technology allows for interoperability with various applications like e.g. software used for the commissioning or the supervision of HVAC systems and thus can contribute to reduce current quality and performance deficits of these systems.
The services have stated that this does not allow for interoperability with other agencies, which is a drawback in case of major incidents.
The crosscutting workspaces create and maintain the technological and sociological structures that allow for interoperability between data systems created with a federated development model.
The intervention will be compliant with Australian PCEHR specifications, thus allowing for seamless interoperability.
It is imperative that existing resources utilize these ontologies for data sharing allowing for data interoperability across different platforms.
Yet the use of the image CIF standard (imgCIF) for diffraction images allows for greater interoperability, for example within large facilities hosting equipment from different manufacturers.
A pressing concern for software developers is how to bridge the gap between these domains and allow for model interoperability and the integration of different toolsets across them, and thus reduce the complexity of the software development process.
