Sentence examples for interfaced with our from inspiring English sources

We have implemented a fast and deterministic beam scanning system interfaced with our commercial data acquisition system without any hardware development.

We could further reduce both time and medication errors if the ADS was interfaced with our computerized order physician entry (CPOE) [ 15].

The screening software was interfaced with our internal compound database, containing approximately 7100 compounds [ 9], via an in-house-built Excel application that generated automatic search lists for TargetAnalysis, and made it possible to search for the most likely adduct and/or fragment ions and to only include taxonomically relevant compounds if wanted.

This can be done by exploiting the rationality gap – interfacing with our false expectations.

I've entrusted the coaching staff, but it's time to take advice, which I'll interface with our basketball operations".

"The role of Horizon was to look at not just how to structure our organisation charts, not just the way we deploy our technology, but predominantly the way we interface with our business.

"I'm the kind of guy who likes to interface with our customers," says Jeff Chu, Arm's mobile computing manager.

All these processes are discussed in order to interface with our software prototype: TRIZAcquisition.

We're also working with the utility industry to better understand how this new generation of vehicles will interface with our current electricity grid and how the advances we make in vehicle technology may also lead to marked changes in the way we power our homes via "vehicle-to-grid" technology.

Seventeen years ago, Kurt Vonnegut said in an interview that the whole reason people are put on Earth is to "fart around," interfacing with our fellow humans while doing errands like writing letters and walking to the corner store to buy our own envelopes and stamps.

Krna indicated some trends he's seeing in Asia that aren't quite as mainstream here, such as mobile payments, human machine interaction, and the way we interface with our handsets will be more of a digital concierge-type service than an input task.