Sentence examples for integrated version from inspiring English sources

This solution has been implemented both in a discrete element board and as integrated version in a standard 350  nm CMOS technology.

Our theorems develop the corresponding results in [1, 11], including the well known integrated version of the classical Widder's representation theorem of Laplace transforms for functions taking values in Banach spaces.

To avoid potential saturation effects resulting from multi-copy expression in transient transfections, we generated cell lines expressing a stably integrated version of the wildtype or sequence-optimized mip-1α gene.

The application includes a bundled and graphically integrated version of the NestedMICA motif inference suite that has no outside dependencies.

To compare whole-genome sequencing to imputation from the 1000 genomes reference panel we used haplotypes from the 1000 Genomes Phase I integrated (version 3) release with singletons removed (30 061 896 variants; 28 681 763 SNPs and 1 380 133 indels).

ProteinPilot Software v2.0 (an updated and integrated version of ProQuant and ProGroup Viewer software applications) and the Paragon method [ 38] (Applied Biosystems MDS SCIEX) were used to analyze the MS data (.wiff files) to identify and quantify proteins resolved by LC-MS/MS [ 25].

The basic idea here is to give developers access to many of the native APIs that were previously only available to the OS developers themselves so they can write integrated versions of their apps or extensions for their existing ones.

end{aligned} (1) Here, (B t)) and (B^{dagger}(t)) are integrated versions of the freely propagating bosonic fields linearly interacting with the system at an interface or "port" (these could be output fields from another system): begin{aligned} B t) = int_{0}^{t} b s),ds,quadquad B^{dagger}(t) = int_{0}^{t} b^{dagger }(s),ds, end{aligned} (2) with ([b t), b^{dagger}(s)] = delta t-s)).

This court concludes that Microsoft's decision to offer only the bundled -- "integrated" -- version of Windows and Internet Explorer derived not from technical necessity or business efficiencies; rather, it was the result of a deliberate and purposeful choice to quell incipient competition before it reached truly minatory proportions.

The purpose of this paper is to introduce an industrially viable, internally heat integrated (HIDiC) version of a state of the art propylene-propane splitter.

Tomographic scans were obtained with two XCT2000 scanners (S tratec Medizintechnik GmbH, Pforzheim, Germany), and image analyses were performed with the integrated software version 5.40 D of one of the scanners.