Sentence examples for forward software from inspiring English sources

Step forward, software developers.

An in-house forward software was used, that allows population size changes and gene flow between several populations to be simulated, and that makes it possible to consider various stepwise mutation models.

Nobody will step forward; instead, software called "Code Word, Nickname and Exercise Term System" is employed to avoid responsibility; it spits out a list of random names from which commanders can choose.

"I do not see a way forward without software liability," said Jeff Moss aka Dark Tangent.

Resource discovery has always been a challenging issue, but recently we have seen a revolution in user behaviour thanks to massive leaps forward in software and hardware technologies.

This paper points out a major step forward in software interoperability and the alignment of digital design applications, allowing users to engage with morphological form-finding enriched by real-time physical building performance feedback.

"Working with TIBCO demonstrates how innovative and forward thinking software companies can leverage the power of AWS to provide greater value to their customers," said Sajai Krishnan, General Manager, AWS Marketplace, in a statement.

In this paper a forward solver software for the time domain and the CW domain based on the Born approximation for simulating the effect of small localized fluorophores embedded in a non-fluorescent biological tissue is proposed.

The forward solver software has been developed for the time domain and the CW domain, however guidelines that can extend its use also to the frequency domain have been provided as well.

We propose a perturbative time domain and the CW domain forward solver software based on the Born approximation in order to simulate the effect of localized fluorophores embedded in a non fluorescent biological tissue.

We proposed a perturbative forward solver software for the time domain and the CW domain based on the Born approximation in order to simulate the effect of small localized fluorophores embedded inside a non-fluorescent biological tissue.