Sentence examples for applications to name from inspiring English sources

Moreover, hands-free technologies have also gained popularity due to emerging voice-controlled consumer electronics, teleconferencing, speech/speaker recognition, and automatic meeting transcription applications, to name a few.

So confident is IBM in the potential for services that the company has stopped selling some its own products–networking and enterprise applications to name two in favor of teaming up with partners to sell services for that company's products.

Unlike the traditional high cost and fixed array of sensor systems, the WSN technology enables countless new applications including environmental hazard monitoring, military surveillance and reconnaissance, and health monitoring applications to name a few.

Opposing the application to name the teenager, Brown said "the only grounds that could apply in this situation" were if it were in the public interest to do so.

Quantitative analysis and comparison between diverse constructed topologies might reveal inherent coordination and organization mechanisms, which thus have potential applications in, to name a few, identifying target genes, and novel drug discovery, particularly for those subjects in computational systems biology.

CDS employs a unique active application identifier to name an active application, which maps active code through a two-level mapping mechanism based on XML, achieving distributed deployment of active codes and application composition.

The G1 had a physical keyboard, no multi-touch support, and could run applications in the background to name a few things.

He described it as "an extremely unusual application," but he declined to name the company.

With 426 patent applications to his name, not only was Lanchester a prolific patentee; he was also a regular contributor to engineering journals and the author of important works on the theory of aerodynamics and the military deployment of aircraft.

Researchers who are the head of a department in combination with top research positions appear to have the most patent applications to their name in the field of genetics.

Kulinowski expresses the nearly universal sentiments of the field's advocates: "We think nanotechnology has enormous potential to benefit society in a whole variety of sectors and applications, from the next cancer treatment, to environmental applications, to energy you name it.