Sentence examples for encourages interoperability from inspiring English sources
The author is a developer of Open Babel, the Open Source cheminformatics toolkit, and is a member of the Blue Obelisk [44], a group which encourages interoperability and the development of standards in cheminformatics.
When we use standards to encourage interoperability, we run the risk of limiting innovation.
Some commentators have described how records using blockchain technology would bring benefits like resilience and encourage interoperability, with the patient or clinician given the encryption keys to control who sees the data.
By adopting this syntax as a standard across all of our OEM projects, we hope to encourage interoperability and also to provide a consistent view of OEM to interested parties outside Stanford.
In the face of such difficulties, the current strategy at the European level is to let each country define its own identification policy and to encourage interoperability between national information systems.
Pooling patented technologies in this way encourages good interoperability of products from different manufacturers and helps greatly with consumer take-up.
The frequency has grown in recent years as Nato has encouraged increased "interoperability" – making command structures, communications, equipment and other areas as compatible as possible.
One of its goals is to foster interactions between these professionals to maximize the usefulness of all resources by encouraging the interoperability of databases and supporting data sharing.
In order to reach the ubiquity that Safaricom has achieved in Kenya, regulators need to encourage mobile money interoperability.
The goals of these attributes are to provide a general overview of the database landscape, to encourage consistency and interoperability between resources; and to promote the use of semantic and syntactic standards.
Mr. Gravili, the commission spokesman, said there was no contradiction between extending the use of Windows and the European Interoperability Framework, the policy recommendation the commission adopted last year which encourages governments on the Continent to use open-source software, when appropriate.
