Sentence examples for interoperable from from inspiring English sources

As measurement standards are formed, systems built around them can become interoperable from a standards point of view but still have incompatible configurations or different maturity levels, or include non-standardized functions.

The EHR Information Model (openEHR) [ 13] is a model of an interoperable EHR from the RM/ODP (Reference Model of Open Distributed Processing) viewpoint, providing a framework for the standardization of open distributed processing (ODP) and defining a logical EHR information architecture.

The type test conditions in the new European legislation Technical Specification for Interoperability-Conventional Rail (TSI-CR) for noise emission from interoperable rail vehicles is used as a basis.

The combined company should be prohibited from using contracts that interfere with competition and required to use hardware and software that are interoperable with products from other companies.

The environmental monitoring module benefits from interoperable geospatial Web Services and OpenMI components.

Many EHR systems are not interoperable, preventing patients from seamlessly transitioning between different facilities and departments.

Site-to-site VPN is interoperable with products from all other major firewall vendors.

Check Point's site-to-site VPN is interoperable with products from all other major firewall vendors that implement the IKE and IPSec standards.

The components demonstrated comprise an observatory information system that enables not only the management, analysis, and synthesis of environmental observations data for a single observatory, but also publication of the data on the Internet in simple to use formats that are easily accessible, discoverable by others, and interoperable with data from other observatories.

Google has offered data download features to its online services for a long time, with a dedicated data liberation group set up to allow users to extract data in 'an open, interoperable, portable format' from services such as Google Docs and Gmail.

The results suggest that short redundant admissions and readmissions, some of which may be caused by lack of viewing or accessing medical information or by using incomplete information, can be avoided in significant percentages, by using local and external interoperable medical history from EHR IS and HIE networks during the course of assessment in the ED.