Sentence examples for exchange enables from inspiring English sources
Like Napster, the controversial music start-up that is also facing lawsuits, Scour Exchange enables users of its site to exchange music freely; in addition, the service also lets users exchange movie files.
"Vehicle-2-Vehicle Unicast Exchange" enables a communication link between two vehicles for the exchange of information.
CyberCrop.com (Private) www.cybercrop.com CHIEF EXECUTIVE: Scott Deeter MODEL: Marketplace DESCRIPTION: CyberCrop.com's 24/7 exchange enables producers of corn, wheat and soybeans to conduct cash transactions with grain buyers.
Driven by cutting-edge technology, Betfair's exchange enables customers to bet at odds sought by themselves or offered by other customers.
Maintaining the pending Interest state, together with the two-way Interest and Data exchange, enables NDN routers' forwarding process to measure performance of different paths, quickly detect failures and retry alternative paths.
"Caller experience is paramount for Orange UK's directory assistance business, so it's critical that our callers find value in the content and advertising we deliver," said Jon Cheetham, Senior Product Manager, Orange UK. "The PhoneSpots mobile advertising exchange enables us to strike the delicate balance between creating a premium caller experience and delivering successful advertising campaigns".
Combining genetic data with the efficiency, scalability and global information exchange enabled by the internet has opened up a whole new world to researchers.
Think outside the box, initiatives such as Help Exchange enable you to help families or businesses in exchange for food and accommodation – a really cheap way to see the world.
Applying a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) program to simulate fluid flow and heat exchange enabled great improvements in the design.
Eventually the self-funded startup, launched by entrepreneur StJohn Deakins, hopes to launch an exchange, enabling users to take control over how their data is shared, either altruistically (medical research) or commercially (such as with advertisers).
DODAQ has launched a demo version of what appears to be the first ever online diamond exchange, enabling professional traders to buy, sell and hold certified polished diamonds like stocks.
