Sentence examples for inspired software from inspiring English sources
Jurors took a similar route last year, ignoring the official submissions and instead honoring Neal Stephenson, a science-fiction author whose vision of cyberspace has inspired software developers.
Not only do they develop neuronally inspired software, they resurrect our thinking tissue in detailed simulations and even built hardware versions of the neocortex.
Last week, the company began promoting version 8.0 of its expanded solidThinking Inspired software, which for the first time includes the morphogenesis technology.
It is like a multimedia sandbox, where children 8 and up are welcomed as media producers, following the same philosophical blueprint that inspired software projects like Logo and Squeak.
It does not help Mr. Benioff's cause that the subscription model's success has inspired software firms, including Microsoft and SAP, the German business software giant, to offer subscription-based versions of their own products for customer relations management, known as C.R.M.
In order to inspire software developers with what the graphics can do, there is a special hidden feature: press the control, alt and shift buttons together, then the refresh button, and the screen spins, even while playing a video.
"Open-platform collaboration will inspire software development that speeds innovation and foster business growth".
Antoniewicz et al.'s work provided the foundation for a whole host of important biological investigations [4 6], and inspired many software implementations [7 10].
Around 4000 events were collected per sample using the ImageStreamX imaging flow cytometry instrument and Inspire software (Amnis, Seatle, USA).
This system is run on Inspire software and the data analysis is done using Ideas software (see the details under the methods section).
Four fluorescence channels were visualized in the INSPIRE software: Brightfield images were collected in CH1, DIO fluorescence was recorded using excitation with a 488 nm laser (CH2), and DID fluorescence using excitation with a 640 laser (CH11).
