Sentence examples for fragmented applications from inspiring English sources

Instead of paying for the licenses of three separate "fragmented applications", Mhelpdesk is banking that businesses will aim to cut costs by paying for one application that does all of the above.

In another supporting statement, CEO and founder Mohit Aron, added: "My vision has always been to provide enterprises with cloud-like simplicity for their many fragmented applications and data — backup, test and development, analytics, and more.

This late adoption may be due, in part, to the conceptual confusion regarding the definition of 'complexity' and a fragmented application of complexity theory to health care [ 48, 49].

The first application involved measurement of size distribution of the fragmented blasted rock mass in Dewan limestone quarry of Karachi Pakistann) to assess efficiency of blasting operation.

With every major handset manufacturer planning an app store launch, the fragmented mobile application market gets ever harder to track.

The idea is to consolidate (or rely less on) myriad legacy and fragmented financial software tools, applications and, of course, Excel spreadsheets, and in turn reduce the tendency for error, including automatically flagging anomalies.

LANGRETH: Its very fragmented.

Morphological quantification of apoptotic cells by MGG, immunostaining for active caspase 3 and ISEL for fragmented DNA demonstrated that application of an inhibitor significantly reduced the CDDP-induced apoptosis of tumour cells in a dose-dependent manner when compared to controls.

The QUICS method is also applicable to LC/MS applications where all ions eluting from the chromatographic system are fragmented rather than individual masses being isolated and then fragmented.

Many European VCs are often more interested in the B2B capabilities of their application, knowing how hard it is to scale a consumer application in the fragmented markets of Europe.

But the fragmented, uncoordinated, inconsistent and sometimes irrational application of strategies resulted in a system that cannot attract doctors to stay in the rural areas when there are strong economic incentives in the urban private sector.