Sentence examples for development of a desktop from inspiring English sources

This paper also reports on the development of a desktop three-point bending device to measure the mechanical strength of bones from rats subjected to simulated weightlessness.

Until now, Google did not offer its own native email client for any operating system and given Google's focus on the web, it seems unlikely that the company would continue to fund the development of a desktop email client.

That's certainly a reason why, as explained by Philippe Astor in his article, Deezer could not invest in the development of a new rich desktop client (such as Spotify, or iTunes) since desktop clients are clearly seen by music experts or even by consumers as the winning format, the "digital jukebox".

Mr. Rubin started out as a manufacturing engineer at Apple before taking on research-and-development tasks including development of the Quadra, a desktop computer, as well as an early effort to develop a software modem.

Comprehensive testing of Boston Power Swing 5300 lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells utilized by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) to power humanoid robot Robonaut 2 (R2) is conducted to support the development of a test-correlated Thermal Desktop (TD) Systems Improved Numerical Differencing Analyzer (SINDA) (TD-S) model for evaluation of power system thermal performance.

The open-source Java software framework JStatCom is presented which supports the development of rich desktop clients for data analysis in a rather general way.

This paper describes experiences in the development of a RESWO instance in which a desktop grid is buttressed with CPU resources in the cloud to support the aspirations of bioscience researchers.

This paper presents a case study in formal software development of a plugin for a Java Desktop project management application using JML.

Enabled by the development of powerful desktop computers, this statistical methodology, which is known as Monte Carlo simulation, is now widely used in physics, finance, and engineering.

This paper describes the development of a three-degrees-of-freedom (DOF) desktop reconfigurable machine tool.

The bureau said that it had made some significant inroads in the last few years in overhauling its computer capabilities, with the installation of 30,000 new desktop computers and the development of a secure, high-speed network.