Sentence examples for flexibly combine from inspiring English sources

NetSuite's cloud-based financial basis, he said, also enables the retail industry to flexibly combine Web-based sales, physical stores, and call centers.

In the CR system, available frequency bands are usually discontinuous, while OFDM technology could flexibly combine or split available bands.

The above results and discussions confirm that the proposed ECOM schemes can flexibly combine the multicast gain with the multiuser diversity and time diversity via the use of erasure correction coding to achieve optimum achievable throughput in various fading conditions.

This suggests that evolutionary divergence may flexibly combine a set of wing shape features to make up the SShD for each species.

Thus, KNIME facilitates leveraging prior work by allowing users to flexibly combine nodes contributed by various developers in order to create new workflows.

Accepting shuffled A B combinations would imply that chimpanzees had formed categories of A elements ("starting" or "left") and B elements ("ending" or "right") and could flexibly combine members of these categories to accept novel AB configurations.

These antennas can be flexibly combined into two groups.

Finally, EMRF flexibly combines the strengths of relearning and tri-training via the classification certainties calculated by the probabilistic output of the respective classifiers.

A major goal of the Collaborative Research Centre 901 "On-The-Fly (OTF Computingg" [1,2] is the automated composition of software services that are traded on markets and that can be flexibly combined with each other.

This new method, termed SOM-FLSSVM, flexibly combines three advanced techniques: self-organizing feature map (SOM) clustering, the fruit fly optimization algorithm (FOA) and the least squares support vector machine (LSSVM).

All MPS sample preparation steps were flexibly combined in and controlled by Maestro software (GERSTEL).