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IS-95A is the interim standard used in North America and defines a digital cellular system based on CDMA direct sequence spread spectrum, which interoperates with the analogue cellular system AMPS.

OE also uses Groovy [ 24, 25], an object-oriented programming language that enhances and interoperates with the features of Java.

ProComp interoperates with the macromolecular complex branch of the GO cellular component subontology, as terms in this branch serve as parents to PRO complexes (28).

Since the last version NeuronDB database has been modified to interoperate with the new cellular properties database (CellPropDB).

The decision in March 2004 required Microsoft to disclose within 120 days information that would allow rival vendors to interoperate with the Windows system.

The US higher education and health care communities are building similar bridges and they plan to interoperate with the Federal Bridge, thereby creating a new PKI support infrastructure.

It says: It's worth noting that Apple's FairPlay DRM is far more effective at preventing competitors from making devices that interoperate with the iPod and iTunes -- thanks to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act -- than it is in preventing iTunes customers from copying songs they've bought online.

This innovative approach allows US federal agencies to operate their own public key infrastructures and interoperate with the public key infrastructures of other agencies in a highly simplified architecture that minimizes cross-certification management and enhances technical interoperability.

In addition, it hopes to use the public cloud, which like other clouds will interoperate with the computing resources inside companies, as a way to showcase its latest servers, which Mr. Singh said outperformed cheaper commercial offerings in areas like power usage and computing capabilities when H.P. was designing the system.

Microsoft officials say they plan eventually to interoperate with the Liberty Alliance Project's specifications.

Any changes to HTTP must interoperate with the existing Web infrastructure.