Sentence examples for developing specialized from inspiring English sources

Achieving high performance required developing specialized high performance transport services as well as specialized high performance middleware services for merging multiple data streams.

Such companies are turning increasingly to smaller biopharmaceutical players developing specialized - and therefore hard to replicate - treatments.

Since Linux's code is distributed free and is improved and debugged by a loose-knit, far-flung network of programmers, most companies pursuing a business in Linux try to make money by offering technical support for Linux or developing specialized software that runs on Linux.

Now companies like Affymetrix Inc., the leader in gene chips, and smaller companies like Phase-1 Molecular Toxicology of Santa Fe, N.M., and Xenometrix Inc. in Boulder, Colo., are developing specialized "tox chips" or similar test kits that contain just a subset of genes thought to be important in the response to harmful chemicals.

Software companies responded to the challenge by developing specialized electronic-records-management (ERM) tools to sit alongside office systems and other primary software and capture not just evidence of business transactions but the associated metadata needed to interpret those transactions (e.g., evidence of who sent what to whom, when).

Far less effort has gone into developing specialized techniques to characterize insect movement patterns once acquired from videos.

Rather, they develop specialized functions based on the kind of information flowing into them after birth.

For example, comparative experiments show that the nocturnal owl monkey, Aotus nancymaae, has a highly developed, specialized neural pathway for thermal sensation near and inside its nose.

Contemporary jewelers are even revisiting styles pioneered as far back as 700 B.C., when the ancient Etruscans developed specialized techniques of gold granulation.

The findings, reported by Dr. Mriganka Sur and his colleagues in the April 20 issue of Nature magazine, contradict popular theories on how animal brains develop specialized regions for seeing, hearing, sensing touch and, in humans, generating language and emotional states.

PixStream developed specialized digital video-streaming technology.