Sentence examples for developing modules from inspiring English sources

28 The developers of HIV-focused EMRs reporthatatheyey are developing modules for non-communicable chronic diseases.

It explains how the introduction of predicates and assertions allows developing modules (i.e., generic sub-PNs) in order to build the PNs in a modular way.

Unlike some works which study the connection between formal approaches and the highest (decisional) level of the robot software architecture, where deliberative activities such as planning, diagnostics, and execution control are conducted, we tackle the problem of using formal methods for developing modules of the functional level of robots.

In the future, eDocFile will broaden its product and service base by adding more functionality to our clients needs by developing modules specific to each client.

Purdue University; the University of Maryland, Baltimore County; and the University of Miami are each developing modules and case studies that integrate the biological, chemical, physical, and mathematical sciences.

All four NEXUS institutions are developing modules that interweave the biological and physical sciences to some extent, but we focus here primarily on the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP), which is taking the lead on developing a prototype two-semester physics for life sciences sequence.

Pageflakes says it is easier to develop modules for their site than for Microst Live or Google – Developers can use MS Visual Studio and they support ASP.NET and Atlas (modules can also be build using PJP or JSP).

In 2008, NTR's manufacturing arm, Stirling Energy Systems, hired Tower Automotive in Novi to develop modules with mirrors that will reflect the sun's energy.

The code for the newly developed modules is included.

Finally, Box intends to offer tools to the public, so the community can develop modules to support even more formats.

Indeed, gone are the links to the "library" and "develop" modules (as well as those to the "map," "book," "slideshow," "print" and "web" modules that nobody ever used anyway).