Sentence examples for edition application from inspiring English sources

The Talis Aspire Community Edition application [41] is a recommender system that uses the Linked Data approach.

For instance, a 3-tier JEE (Java Enterprise Edition) application typically has to use the web server, EJB server and DB server.

Additional software includes Microsoft Office®, Web TV & Radio, video conference, antivirus, parental control, photos and movies edition applications and more.

Section 4 describes, in detail, the four proposed Web applications for news delivery and presents a comparison study between "Mobile", "News", "RSS", and "Edition" applications.

A. System implementation: The proposed system is implemented by using the Java enterprise edition web application with tomcat server.

With the increasing use of autonomic computing technologies, a Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) application server is implemented with more and more adaptive computations for self-managing the Middleware as well as its hosted applications.

Patients in this group were supplied with a blood pressure measuring device (model A&D UA-767 Plus BT) and a mobile phone which had a Java 2 Platform Micro Edition (J2ME) application installed.

Let us assume that disease mitigation – the planting of moderately disease resistant cultivars (see Brown et al., this edition) and application of a 3 spray fungicide regime (at a cost of 100 Euros per hectare, see Torriani et al., this edition) – is practiced uniformly across these three nations.

Feuilles d'analyse appliquée à la géométrie (1801; "Analysis Applied to Geometry") was an expanded version of his lectures on differential geometry; a later edition incorporated his Application de l'algèbre à la géométrie (1805; "Applications of Algebra to Geometry") as Application de l'analyse à la géométrie (1807; "Applications of Analysis to Geometry").

It is a Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) web application based on several existing open source tools for the development of web applications.

Last year, Microsoft probably made its boldest Visual Studio move yet when it launched an (almost) fully-featured free Community edition of the application that included support for extensions — something the previous (and very limited) free versions never offered.