Sentence examples for browser server from inspiring English sources

Genome coordinates were converted from hg18 (Human Genome version 18) to hg19 by the LiftOver tool hosted on the UCSC genome browser server [ 37].

To identify orthologues in teleost fish species, the four UCP members identified in sea bass were blasted against zebrafish, medaka, takifugu, tetraodon and stickleback genomic sequences using the Ensembl genome browser server (Ensembl BLASTN, "distant homologies" settings).

In addition to using the public modENCODE GBrowse instance, advanced users can run a copy of the genome browser server within the Amazon cloud, thereby allowing them to host a complete copy of the modENCODE data set and to add their own private data sets to the corpus.

Using RefSeq [ 79], H-Invitational [ 80] and human ESTs [ 81] from the UCSC genome browser server (hg18), TSS-tag clusters were also discarded if the genomic coordinate of the 5' end of the putatively corresponding cDNAs or ESTs did not overlapped with the TSS-tag clusters.

"Since the trial, Microsoft has increased its marketshare in every market, applications, browsers, server software, as well as the operating system.

All HTML5 does is attempt to standardise several previous efforts (such as Google Gears) and improve utility.Some of the software nibbles Mr Kamkar identifies can't be removed because they form an integral part of the browser-server nexus.

The current implemented standard for HTTP cookies is RFC 2109 [2]; it defines the cookie format and the rules for proper handling of cookies by Web browsers, servers, and proxies.

Access to shared information is possible at any time in any place with minimal infrastructure support through browser-server architecture [ 28].

The hardware is based on a client browser, web server, Oracle Application Server and Oracle Database System version 10g.

In 1994 Netscape Communications Corporation (originally called Mosaic Communications Corporation) was formed to further develop the Mosaic browser and server software for commercial use.

Netscape shifted from marketplace to enterprise, and began selling browser and server software, but it was fortunate to get bought by AOL, in 1999, for ten billion dollars.