Sentence examples for comparable applications from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kang runs ThinkFree, which offers Web-based word processor, spreadsheet and presentation software that replicates much of what Microsoft's comparable applications do, and can easily exchange files and other data with Microsoft applications.

The procedures developed in this paper for the synthetic and rigorous design and evaluation of the experiments can be generalized and transferred to comparable applications.

Since the handset is Palm OS-based, it does not run Microsoft programs but does have comparable applications available for download.

At comparable application levels, GGBS contributed more than fly ash to the properties of the lime-stabilised soils.

This paper presents two application-specific architectures to accelerate basic database operators frequently used in modern database systems: an extended instruction set based on a given Cadence Tensilica processor (ASIP) and a comparable application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC).

In the article "All in the Mix", Dr. Art Agnello points out that 'the amount of chlorantraniliprole a.i. in a high-rate application of Voliam Xpress (0.078 lb) is lower than a comparable application of Altacor (0.099 lb); also, you can see the difference in thiamethoxam a.i. between the use rates of Endigo (0.046-0.055 lb) and Actara (0.070-0.086lb).

Expect WordPress to launch a comparable application for their platform.

Comparable application times: Based on the West Virginia University laboratory analysis, our product is comparable in potency to chemical fertilizer.

Nutrient availability, growth, yield and efficiency parameters of rice were comparable with application of 1.25 and 2.50 t ha−1 of enriched pressmud compost.

The N, P and K availability in soil was at higher levels and comparable with application of 1.25 and 2.50 t ha−1 of enriched pressmud compost, whereas it was lower with control.

The technical details of extending application-tier partitioning to integrate the data-tier are motivated by four requirements: (i) weighing the benefits of distributing queries, (ii) comparing the trade-offs between join orders, (iii) taking into account intra-request data-dependencies and (iv) providing a query execution model comparable to application-tier function execution.