Sentence examples for by different developers and from inspiring English sources
Note that these tools were developed by different developers and their implementation strategies are all different and heterogeneous, which challenges an efficient execution of eThread.
Lunar: The Silver Star has been re-made several times by different developers and publishers for a number of consoles between 1996 and 2009.
Two co-licensed role-playing video games of the same name were released around the same time by different developers and publishers: the 1994 North America-exclusive Sega Genesis title by BlueSky Software and Sega, and the 1995 Japan-exclusive Sega Mega-CD title by Group SNE and Compile.
For this purpose, only closed issues with a fixed resolution and at least 2 comments posted by different developers (including the issue reporter) were used.
Other developments planned for the Court Square area include two rental towers being developed by the Long Island company Heatherwood Communities; construction of several midsize high-rises along Purves Street by different developers; conversion of a former electric plant into as many as 400 units; and construction of a handful of other small to midsize residential buildings.
Some of the complexes are already in the planning stages, while others may be built by different developers with Mori Building's help, he said.
The first environmental impact statement about Granite Point was presented to the town in 1989, when it was owned by different developers, said Mr. Harkins, who is a substantial but not majority owner of Suelaine Realty, which bought the mortgage on the heavily indebted property in 1993, then foreclosed on the mortgage.
as they are no longer manually created by different developers.
The increasing growth of development teams and their distribution along distant locations, together with the proliferation of branches, introduce additional complexity for perceiving actions performed in parallel by different developers.
However, building such application topologies often results in reinventing the wheel multiple times when similar solutions are manually created by different developers for different applications having the same requirements.
When a project manager designs the general architecture of an application, one of his main concerns is to divide the workload into distinct logical entities, software building blocks, thus enabling them to be implemented by different developers.
