Sentence examples for combines hardware from inspiring English sources
Presented solution combines hardware emulation technique with selective hardware simulation.
Inheriting research work in [2], in this paper, we propose a signal HIL model of an electric vehicle that combines hardware of driving system and simulation model.
Aifloo, a Swedish startup that combines hardware sensors and AI to offer a 'smart wristband' to help care for the elderly, has raised €5.1 million in new funding.
This integrated system combines hardware, software, data, and control of the room (R-232) into a unified package that has been designed and constructed in a generic fashion so that it can be used with any tokamak operating worldwide.
DataGravity hopes to simplify that with their new storage appliance product that combines hardware and software and includes search, governance and the ability to view your storage in a highly visual fashion.
Founded in 2005, Fusion-io combines hardware and software to develop a storage memory platform, giving servers native access to data to accelerate enterprise databases and applications while reducing energy consumption.
But here's another view, from Daniel M. Harrison's blog: Anyone who thinks Google can continue its phenomenal growth without a platform to combine hardware, storage, StarOffice, JAVA, and Solaris ought to think again — the combinations are the only competitive advantage that can enable them to trade at a P/E of 100 — and perhaps way above.
Like Apple, Amazon is adept at combining hardware, software and content to produce compelling entertainment experiences.
Netezza, based in Marlborough, Mass., makes computer appliances that combine hardware and software for business analytics.
Netezza, based in Marlborough, Mass., makes computer appliances that combine hardware and software for business analytics, also known as business intelligence.
When Hewlett-Packard announced last week that it planned to join forces with Compaq Computer, creating a combined hardware and services company almost the size of I.B.M., its executives said it had contemplated leaving the personal computer business entirely.
