Sentence examples for enhancements back from inspiring English sources

In the pharmaceutical field, an outstanding example is represented by the RDKit [1], a BSD-licensed C++ cheminformatics toolkit with Python, Java, and C# bindings, originally developed at Rational Discovery and currently used and being actively developed within the Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, which contributes in-house code enhancements back to the open-source version.

Koolwal tells me Facebook and Local share the same code, so when it improves something like the ability to search for 'cappuccino' not just 'cafes', those "enhancements reflect back to Facebook immediately".

The diffraction effect of front dielectric gratings and surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) enhancement induced by back metal gratings in the long wavelength range promote the total optical absorption.

CO acts as a strong electron acceptor and the presence of organic molecule increases the electron flow towards CO, enhancement of π back donation to antibonding π* orbitals of CO and therefore weakening of CO bond occurs.

Listening to Dr. Quattrone make his budget proposal, she was inclined to go along with his plan to add the two grade-school teachers and preserve or bring back other enhancements, but the tax levy for the 2011-12 school year would then rise 3.29 percent.

This new feature is an extension of Google's previous image search enhancements for tablets from back in July.

The limitation of artificial enhancements may drive performances back down to the physiological frontiers, which in turn depend upon growing economical or environmental constraints.

If Mr Bush is persuaded that Argentina must be bailed out, some kind of backing (or "enhancements") might be found for a debt deal.

While sympathetic to the idea as far as it goes, Blackford points out that the question of "enhancement" ultimately refers us back to the classic problem of "the good life".

Zemanta, a blogging enhancement tool that launched back in March, recently integrated CrunchBase so that publishers can easily slurp in extra information like company logos into their posts.

This result is consistent with some previous research; in comparison with sham stimulation, neither Zaehle et al. nor Ohn et al. demonstrated significant performance enhancements on the n-back task immediately following excitatory DLPFC tDCS.