Sentence examples for an easy-to-use program from inspiring English sources

I didn't find this very useful because it lacks an easy-to-use program that would sift and interpret all the ride data to spot trends and suggest training tips.

Well, it appears that graphic and web designer Yannick Mathey has created an easy-to-use program called Prototyp-0 that will help you do just that.

This system has the potential for cities across the globe to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and make a significant contribution to improved air quality, provide an easy-to-use program for residents, save money and increase revenues.

JMATING is an easy-to-use program developed in Java for the analysis of mating frequency data to study sexual selection and sexual isolation effects from laboratory experiments as well as descriptive studies accomplished in the wild.

Among the project's initial areas of focus are creating an easy-to-use programming language and designing programmable materials that enable automatic fabrication of robots.

Volumetric-weighing and mixing of the starting materials and distributing reaction mixtures to the library plate are automatically performed by computer-controlled mechanisms with an easy-to-use programming software interface.

The shared memory provides an easy-to-use programming model at the cost of unpredictable access time to the data.

Designed to be an easy-to-use programming language for students, BASIC has stood the test of time and is probably the first language many of us mastered in our early geek years.

Gawande references a book by IBM engineer Frederick Brooks, The Mythical Man-Month, which sets forth a Darwinian theory of software evolution from a cool, easy-to-use program ("built by a few nerds for a few of their nerd friends" to perform a limited function), to a bigger program "product" that delivers more functionality to more people, to a "very uncool program system".

Teamed with wife Mena (see profile, this page) to found the San Mateo, CA-based company that developed Movable Type, a popular and easy-to-use program for creating weblogs, and TypePad, a service that publishes them.

In this perspective, we highlight recent CPS tool advances and then introduce a new and easy-to-use program, Aligator (Automated Ligator), for analyzing and designing the most efficient strategies for constructing large targets using CPS.