Sentence examples for can interoperate with from inspiring English sources
On March 24, the European Commission demanded that Microsoft share secret information about its Windows operating system to allow its competitors to design and offer products that can interoperate with it.
The European Commission in March demanded that Microsoft share secret information about Windows to allow rivals to design products that can interoperate with its ubiquitous operating system; it also forced the company to sell a stripped-down version of its Windows operating system in Europe without its own media player.
It ensures information exchanged between organizations can interoperate with that from other solutions.
It also has presence management through its own IM that can interoperate with Jabber, Gtalk, MSN MEssenger, and ICQ.
A number of software components were adapted, so that they can interoperate with the mOSAIC platform and facilitate seamless application development and deployment.
You can put a [service-oriented architecture] interface on it pick your favorite, SOAP (simple object access protocol) or XML (extensible markup language)–so that all of your new scalable applications can interoperate with that legacy application.
This paper analyzes the problems with current DRM environments and proposes an open layered framework for development of DRM systems, where different technologies can interoperate within the framework.
Based on the stream- and state-based approaches, this paper discusses how the specialized state-based semantics of continuous-time block diagrams can interoperate hierarchichally with discrete-time block diagrams.
In addition to its health-monitoring functions, the new Ray can also interoperate with Misfit Link, the software that lets you control things around you – like switching the lights on or off, changing your music, taking a selfie, and more.
The importance of having a published protocol with well-defined syntax and meaning is that independent implementations of the peer software can interoperate.
Thus networked SMEs can interoperate services according to the optimized requirements using the modules' controller.
