Sentence examples for fully extensible from inspiring English sources

Fully extensible APIs to build bespoke apps on top of, or easily integrate with, Tide.

Because these classes are fully extensible, it is possible to define a more specific class for each of the chemical entities presented here.

Because Songbird is built on the Mozilla platform it will be fully extensible by third parties with minimal developer skills – XML, CSS and Javascript.

Reusable code allows to implement functionalities such as a graphical user interface (GUI), a browser designed for the end user, with a fully extensible default layout reflecting a classical GIS application.

Live.com is a fully extensible ajax homepage (see my review here) – there are a ton of third party "gadgets" that can be added to the site and are available at microsoftgadgets.com.com

Extensible open-source control plane software also exists with the Extensible Open Router Platform (XORP) open-source software suite[44] being a prominent example; XORP defines a fully extensible platform, suitable for both research and deployment, which builds upon the extensible Click framework in its forwarding plane.

The Hydra toolkit is written in C++ and provides a rich suite of extensible and fully-parallel components that permit rapid application development, supports multiple discretization techniques, provides I/O interfaces, dynamic run-time load balancing and data migration, and interfaces to scalable popular linear solvers, e.g., in open-source packages such as HYPRE, PETSc, and Trilinos.

The Dash is available in alpha form (runs straight, doesn't do much else) unassembled for $40, in beta form (navigable, more extensible) for $65, and fully assembled by the founders themselves as a complete unit for $100.

The dramatic extensibility of living keratinocytes is sensible when one considers that the overlying cornified epidermal layers that they give rise to are also compliant and highly extensible, at least when fully hydrated[31].

The conference software was adapted from previously developed software that is Common Gateway Interface CGII) script-driven, stores the database in the eXtensible Markup Language (XML), is fully customizable, has style that is independent of content, and is surprisingly versatile.

In 1999 the Web 3D consortium joins the W3C (WWW consortium) to form X3D (extensible 3D) as the next generation VRML standard, being fully compatible with VRML97 content and based on XML (extensible markup language).