Sentence examples for interoperability with the from inspiring English sources

The document says they should be "regionally superior submarines with a high degree of interoperability with the United States … to provide Australia with an effective deterrent".

It has bought all its major weapons systems from the Americans, emphasizing "interoperability" with the United States, which stations 28,500 troops in the country.

Some commentators have described how records using blockchain technology would bring benefits like resilience and encourage interoperability, with the patient or clinician given the encryption keys to control who sees the data.

They include: guaranteeing security in Europe through NATO; improving capabilities of the Polish military and its interoperability with the U.S. military; promoting democracy and human rights in the world; and preserving cultural links between the U.S. and Poland through Polish-Americans.

The emphasis of testing is on interoperability with the network, rather than conformance with a specification.

This is not the point of this test; we mainly want to demonstrate interoperability with the standard networking technology.

The framework is compatible with the most usual neural recording and analysis tools, taking advantage of the interoperability with these kinds of applications.

Also, whatever reservations they might have had about joining an alliance that had lost its original overarching purpose and however ambivalent they might have felt about the costs of modernizing their militaries to achiever interoperability with NATO, the countries in the region realized that membership conferred enormous non-military advantages.

Then, the problems of the interoperability with PSL and the conformance to the standard are presented.

Since the PBL scripting language is designed concerning the interoperability with IMS-LD, the PBL script is able to be transformed to a unit of learning (UoL) and run in IMS-LD-compatible run-time players.

However, the actual implementation of a TS consisted so far of ad hoc approaches starting from scratch and, due to ad hoc semantics of the representation, the interoperability with external applications of the knowledge represented is diminished.