The phrase "area software" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where "area" refers to a particular field or domain of software, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The area software for healthcare management has seen significant advancements in recent years."
Alternatives: "domain software" or "sector software".
The new architecture can be used by telecommunications equipment manufactures to replace a network processor and a general-purpose processor with a single communications processor, thereby can reduce the system cost, power consumption, printed circuit board (PCB) area, software complexity and time to market.
The percent amount of articular surface involved was estimated using computed measuring area software (SkyScan High-Resolution MicroCT System, Kontich, Belgium).
The OS runs on a custom flavor of Linux and it comes pre-loaded with your regions maps (North America, Europe, Asia) Plus, Garmin has a new location area software suite named Ciao! that seems similar to Google Latitude but built over the Garmin Maps and compatible with social networking sites.
The OS runs on a custom flavor of Linux and it comes pre-loaded with your regions maps (North America, Europe, Asia) Plus, Garmin has a new location area software suite named Ciao! that seems similar to Google Latitude but built over the Garmin Maps and compatible with social networking sites.
St . Louisarea software engineer Lance Durham says he decided to get a couple of Kindle Fires to give as presents to his children.
Even though packages with problems related to their distribution could go into the non-free area, software such as libdvdcss is not hosted at Debian.
In that environment, the technical experts working on building a network decided in late 1998 to buy a tiny Houston-area software maker called Modulus Technologies.
There are more than a few Boston-area software companies, for example, that are paying $10,000 per month for PR.
A human-resources executive at a Boston-area software firm called Connectrix, Richard has succeeded by introducing playful perks that make the company "feel more like a fun campus than a workplace".
The article starts out from the observation that software engineering splits in two large activity areas: Software specification with its verification and software implementation with its verification.
Another Seattle-area software- maker, RealNetworks, has done just that with its Internet video/ audio product, and is in a dogfight.
