Sentence examples for being able to orchestrate from inspiring English sources
Being able to orchestrate different APIs together and enable entirely new business processes and models fast is what matters most.
Siri is integrated with the APIs of a "couple of dozen familiar big brand" partners, according to Siri CTO, Tom Gruber, and part of their core technology involves being able to orchestrate and complete tasks across multiple services at once for users.
I can only tell you what it means to me and that is being a partner to the director in every aspect of film production and being able to orchestrate all the things that go into making a film and make sure all the right people are doing and giving them all they need to be successful in their endeavor for the director's vision.
You get a sense of power from being able to orchestrate a shared feeling.
Being able to orchestrate that much food production with a group of amateurs makes professional cooking seem a breeze.
microRNAs have the advantage that they do not add a translational burden onto production cells while being able to orchestrate complex gene networks in a coordinated fashion.
To this end, hereby a novel standard compatible framework is proposed, which is able to orchestrate several layer-2 security mechanisms with a limited computational footprint.
Commanders have been able to orchestrate these aircraft from a high-tech air operations center at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia that was fully outfitted for combat before Sept. 11.
During his tenure, despite opposition from many Democrats and consumer groups, he was able to orchestrate a doubling of natural gas rates.
Working together, the city of Cambridge, Harvard University, and the nonprofit Homeowners Rehab Inc. (HRI) were able to orchestrate HRI's purchase of Craigie Arms Apartments to ensure affordability of the 25 units for a minimum of 50 years.
