Sentence examples for integrated with the software from inspiring English sources
The equipment utilized for the measurements was Talysurf CCI Lite, integrated with the software Talymap Platinum.
The proposed algorithms have been integrated with the software system designed with a view of supporting charitable organizations.
The numerical model is integrated with the software package PARAMESH, a block-based adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) tool developed for parallel computing.
… That sometimes led to conflicts with other Google units that tried to get their products to be preinstalled on Android devices or be more tightly integrated with the software, these people said.
Usually the financial software of the healthcare institution is not integrated with the clinical software, thus making the financial management of the imaging between the organisations difficult.
Software solution architecture is proposed to convert the extracted knowledge into data mining models that can be integrated with the current software project metrics and bugs data in order to enhance the prediction.
The acquisition and pre-elaboration programs have been fully integrated with the analysis software.
The wind-induced pressures on the roof and turbulent flow fields around the station building were thus calculated based upon the DSRFG approach and the new SGS model integrated with the FLUENT software.
The distance between ref PS and reconstructed pacing sites on the NEEES mesh model was measured using the 'ruler' function integrated with the NEEES software (see Supplementary material online, Figure S1 ).
Modules integrated with the PSD-BPA software to do automatic PFT analysis, including parameter initialization, fault setting, network integrity detection, reasonableness identification and result analysis, are firstly designed and programmed via the Java programming language.
The data from these modules were collected via the PowerLab 8/30 amplifier (ML870) and integrated with the Metabolic Module software to measure (at BTPS - body temperature and pressure saturated) minute ventilation (L.min−1) and respiratory rate.
