Sentence examples for exchange functionality from inspiring English sources

GTXL (Graph Transformation Exchange Language) is designed to support and stimulate developers to provide their graph transformation-based tools with an exchange functionality regarding the integration with other tools.

This technique has been used to modify the polymers with cation exchange functionality with FMNPs by using the procedure described by the following sequential stages: (1) immobilization (sorption) of metal or metal complex ions (FMNP precursors) onto the functional groups of the polymer and (2) their chemical or electrochemical reduction inside the polymer matrix (IMS stage) [2 7].

However by remaining responsive to user needs and providing active 'push' (e.g. tailored emails or newsletters) or 'pull' (e.g. content-specific webinars) knowledge translation or exchange functionality through the portal, funders or owners may entice repeat visits from users [ 21].

The exchange functionalities were enabled among the 11 participating HCOs in the pilot plan.

Cortana requires the same sort of trade off – some privacy risk in exchange for useful functionality – as Apple's Siri and Google Now, and for the same reasons.

The goal was and is to define an overall framework — called JPEG Systems — for future and legacy standards to ensure interoperability and functionality exchange between all JPEG family standards.

The benefits of such integration includes intuitive use, low cost, supportable using widely available commercially-off-the-shelf software and hardware, and capability to provide real-time and low latency data exchange supporting improved functionality (e.g., data logging, visualization, processing, and control).

Only three exchanges allow this functionality right now.

While, in case of virus removal, membranes with ion-exchange or affinity functionality seem to be the future trend with associated advantage of nonreversible binding and ease of validation.

All applications have their own unique history, which has influenced their design and functionality, and Exchange is no different.

Based on a standardized specification, SmartComponents, which are virtual representations of real components, enable the exchange of their full functionality between heterogeneous engineering tools.