Sentence examples for civic applications from inspiring English sources

When the City of New York launched it's OpenData portal in 2011 many new civic applications were born but to this date the DoHMH day care dataset has not been added and attempts to have this dataset released have been so far unsuccessful.

The field of "civic tech" includes applications from paying parking tickets or taxes online to creative visualizations of complex budget data or 311 calls.

While new tools such as Change Politics will help reshape what it means to be an engaged citizen, what will be truly game-changing is if entrepreneurs can take the lessons learned from civic tech's application during the presidential election and apply them at the local level, both in the United States and abroad.

Costa Mesa officials announced Tuesday the launch of a new "civic engagement" smartphone application.

The size of the data-set that could be built using OpenSignal's crowdsourced approach could yield applications for civic planning scenarios.

Based on such structure, this paper presents a new low-cost and low-memory footprint design and its implementation for embedded IVC applications with CIVIC as protocol stack, and HEROS as embedded OS.

A constituent relationship management application for civic and community organizing groups.

It also seems strange that Vote Planner does not tell people where to vote, even though that was part of Google's Civic Information A.P.I., or application programming interface, which Sunlight used to create its project.

Goodman defines civic integration as the application of a particular set of requirements - including country knowledge, language, liberal values, integration courses, tests, contracts, interviews and oath ceremonies.

Mr. Hebbert said he would eventually like to see phone companies provide a database of anonymous location information that planners and developers could use to build applications relevant to civic projects.

Yesterday at the Gov 2.0 Summit in Washington, FCC Chairman Genachowski and FCC Managing Director Steven VanRoekel announced a new developer initiative that will offer unprecedented opportunities for companies to integrate government data into their services and civic hackers to build new applications with licensing information.