Sentence examples for latter software from inspiring English sources
The latter software employs the checkmol/matchmol program [17] as the search engine.
But interestingly, the latter software also led to improved performance on the word recognition task.
The subjects who used the former software version felt a greater sense of 'community', enjoyed using the software more, and actively used it longer than the subjects using the latter software version (control condition).
The team was one of the startups graduating from Microsoft's London Accelerator this summer, so no surprise it's also focusing on integrating its presentation platform with Microsoft's PowerPoint behemoth — releasing today what it calls an "add-in" for PowerPoint which lets users of the latter software tap directly into its interactive features.
In response to student feedback, one microarray data set was fully analyzed in class, starting from preprocessing to gene discovery to pathway analysis using the latter software.
The biological interpretation of the gene clusters were further completed by KEGG annotation [ 26] and Ingenuity Pathway Analysis, the latter software using various annotation data (IPA, Ingenuity Systems Inc., Redwood City, CA).
The latter is software that lets users access and run applications from a Tarantella server using any Java-enabled Web browser.
In the latter case, software architects from both sides cooperatively work to figure out a solution to accomplish the desired quality attributes and architecturally-significant requirements.
Yet the company imperils Microsoft because, while the latter sells software, Google essentially gives it away free to get you to look at ads on its site, notes John Sviokla, vice chairman at consulting firm DiamondCluster International.
Examples of the latter include educational software and animation technologies that harness the individual's natural interests, thereby holding his or her attention and facilitating learning.
For one thing, it says, MySQL and Oracle's databases do not compete: the former is a relatively simple program used by many websites, while the latter is complex software that underpins corporate applications.
