Sentence examples for combined software from inspiring English sources
Last year will go down in history as the point at which the UK videogames industry pulled decisively away from cinema, recorded music and DVD sales to become the country's most valuable purchased entertainment market, with combined software and hardware sales topping the £4bn mark for the first time: more than DVD and music sales combined, and more than four times cinema box office takings.
The firm, which has Sir Clive as a shareholder, is also making arrangements with the owners of the software rights to Spectrum games to donate a combined software royalty to Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital.
It might be speculated that a greater impact on reporting performance can be measured by performing a clinical study using a combined software algorithm that outputs both striatal binding ratios and overall probabilities.
Both SLiMBuild and SLiMChance are implemented in a combined software package called SLiMFinder, which is freely available for academic use.
The combined software and hardware that make up the WINGMACHINE enables rapid, highly repeatable measurements of the wings of flies in the family Drosophilidae.
Although the logistics of the electronic tracking system and combined software are essential operative assets of the NYBB, only key relevant points will be addressed in this report.
Executives from the two companies pointed repeatedly to the benefits of this "systems" approach, combining software and hardware.
Replay is back with ReplayTV PC Edition, which combines software and an online service to convert your computer to a video recorder.
They are not starting completely from scratch, but can draw on lessons learned in the desert, such as how best to combine software and sensors.
The artist's renditions of restless deities, insects, and animals, which combine software, electronic components, and salvaged materials, appear purposefully humble, with dangling wires, exposed circuits, and notations on scraps of tape.
The artist\u2019s renditions of restless deities, insects, and animals, which combine software, electronic components, and salvaged materials, appear purposefully humble, with dangling wires, exposed circuits, and notations on scraps of tape.
