Sentence examples for extension developed from inspiring English sources

The malware is delivered through run-of-the-mill phishing campaigns, infected clones of gaming sites such as RazerComms and TeamSpeak or through fake versions of the Steam extension developed for the Chrome browser.

The proposed orientation is in agreement with the NE SW extension developed in the Neuquén basin during the Triassic Early Jurassic.

The extension developed using heuristics, provides additional insight, traces the process weak points, facilitates implementation of new technology and reduces calculations.

An extension developed by the authors was also deployed to identify differences within user segments in terms of demographic (e.g., age, gender, education level) and relevant psychographic variables (e.g., environmental awareness).

In this paper, we describe the NEWS ontology, its intended uses in the context of the production and distribution processes of a news agency, and the NEWSPlugin, a Protégé extension developed to partially automate its maintenance.

A new app lets you divorce from your lost Twitter followers with a beautiful poem: it's called Goodbye Unfollower, and it takes the form of a Twitter extension, developed for Adult Swim, by internet artists and digital creatives Tom Galle and Quanta Shimizu.

Anomaly AN2 shows continuous increase in extension developing towards the south with increasing low cut-off wavelength and increase in minimum gravity from about −1.5 mgal in the 20-km filter to about −17 mgal in the 120-km filter.

Experimental studies, observations, and geophysical analysis (Cole et al., 2005; Acocella, 2007, and references therein) suggest that caldera collapse occurs on the steeply outward dipping reverse fault; a second set of outer normal faults dipping inward, associated with late-stage peripheral extension, develops at the caldera margin.

About 50% of the extensions developed for Firefox currently work with FF3, with further compatibility expected to accelerate in May.

Upcoming specification extensions, developed by the "xTCA for Physics" workgroups, will contemplate, among others, a complementary timing specification, developed by the PICMG xTCA for Physics IO, Timing and Synchronization Technical Committee.

In contrast, as calpeptin-treated cells migrated on ICAM-1, thin LFA-1-expressing extensions developed from the back of the cell.