Sentence examples for devising software from inspiring English sources
He has spent more than three decades devising software that matches a patient's symptoms and health history against an exhaustive catalogue of computerised medical knowledge.
Banks are licking their chops at the prospect of "health savings accounts", and Intuit and WebMD are devising software to manage them.
Some will surely wonder if the point of such research goes beyond devising software that can make the C++ set crack up at hackathons.
Using a medical-imaging technique called electrical-impedance tomography, Dr Safi and his colleague David McGahon are devising software that can draw a conductivity map of an entire painted structure.Nanotechnology has been used in paints before.
Using a medical-imaging technique called electrical-impedance tomography, Dr Safi and his colleague David McGahon are devising software with which to draw a conductivity map of an entire painted structure.
DARPA wants to use such technology to produce robotic vehicles for military convoys in areas of conflict.Taking chargeMr Batz and his colleagues are devising software that can gather information from vehicles' sensors and use it to co-ordinate group behaviour in an emergency.
A researcher at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque is trying to devise software that will make bomb squad robots easier to use.
During the construction and pre-flight testing, AeroVelo devised software that could both simulate aerodynamics and test for structural integrity.
In the long run, he said, the key is to make the microphone and recorders cheap and simple and to devise software that can recognize the patterns generated by particular calls so the units can be widely distributed.
One of their missions would be to devise software and write information-retrieval programs that would enable the agency to make sense of the data routinely sucked up by satellite and other interception devices.
In 1978 Joy and his UNIX team received funding from the federal government to devise software for the VAX computer that would allow it to link to the ARPANET network, a precursor of the Internet.
