Sentence examples for combine open from inspiring English sources
In January, Marriott International announced a new design concept for its lobbies that will combine open spaces with more private areas for small groups to meet and work together, allowing visitors to tailor the space to suit their needs.
"We combine open data from around 60 or so providers, clean it up and then make it available for developers to simply include on their websites and apps," she says.
Look to legal experts to help you understand how to combine open source software under different licenses and properly prepare for a product launch or acquisition/exit transactions.
From this, we suggest the inherent complementarity of selective openness strategies between open and proprietary components, and conclude with predictions as to when and how a startup or incumbent firm will combine open and proprietary elements.
Ahrne et al. (2009) proposed a workflow to combine open library search with sequence database search to increase spectral identification rate, but the library search engine they used was not deliberately designed for the open search mode.
A variety of smaller companies like Bluenog have models that combine open source, proprietary extensions and professional services.
This new scheme, backed with money from the Gates Foundation, will combine open-access software and sophisticated search features to make the confusing thicket of drugs patents accessible to researchers the world over.
Farms with greenhouses are typically smaller in area than open-air equivalents, with some wholly reliant on greenhouses for production, whilst others combine open-air (sub-aerial) production.
The focused-coding process also allowed us to directly identify meaningful transcript excerpts and combine open-coding categories as appropriate (Charmaz, 2006).
They continue to believe in combining open economies with public investment in human capital.
One of the starkest illustrations comes from California, a state which, paradoxically, has long been admired for combining open access to higher education with the highest academic standards.
