Sentence examples for interfaces to the outside from inspiring English sources
"It's all about multifunctional materials in nature: Every organism – no matter if it has a shell, or skin, or feathers – interacts in various ways with the environment and the materials with which it interfaces to the outside world frequently have to fulfil multiple functions simultaneously," said Dr Kolle.
This becomes evident once one realizes that computers perform actions in the form of executing program statements written down in some programming language, changing computer internals and, by interfaces to the outside world, also that outside world.
Figure 2 illustrates its general components and its interfaces to the outside world: Clients (i.e. other servers, the administrator and users) connect to the application via the described REST interface.
Humans interface to the outside world through their senses (input) and their behavior (output).
The coating is uniform, compact and the grain size decreases from the inner interface to the outside surface.
The interplay between these various aspects and their relative importance also determine intermediate cities, which act as an interface to the outside world.
In order to employ the original concept of the chained witnesses for the doctor in the loop, internal mechanisms that have a passive, read-only interface to the outside world need to be employed.
The shell program exposes a simple interface to the outside, thus making it convenient to publish the service.
They line the tissues forming the interface to the outside environment, namely skin, lung and gastro-intestinal tract.
We would like to discuss two factors that we consider important: (1) a given DSS platform can support multiple levels of complexity on a complexity-functionality curve; and (2) a DSS platform provides a flexible interface to the outside-world.
SFD was measured at the 12th to 13th rib interface perpendicular to the outside surface at a point three-fourths the length of the longissimus muscle from its chine bone end.
