Sentence examples for making it open from inspiring English sources

Experience working throughout many life, physical, natural, Earth and planetary scientific domains has increased my interest in collaboration both in terms of science but also software – making it open source and its nexus within software reuse, and software engineering.

We should bring low-risk populations into Medicare, merging it with Medicaid and making it open to all Americans.

By making it open to everyone, all players needed was an interest in the stories of others".

Thus, the genetic material of bacteria is free-floating within the cell, making it open to gene transfer (the movement of a segment of genetic material from one bacterial cell to another), which often involves the transmission of plasmids.

"One of the challenges in the inner city includes security concerns while making it open, attractive and visible," said Dirk Lohan, the building's co-architect and the grandson of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Excellent companies such as Gandini Juggling and Tangled Feet are working both indoors and out, and applying contemporary theatre techniques to outdoor work and making it open to a wider range of influences.

At the end of its two-day policy meeting on Tuesday, the Bank of Japan said that starting from 2014 it will step up its asset buying programme, making it open-ended.

The company was reportedly considering making it open-source back in September, with the possibility of expanding its use into their line of Smart TVs.

A new report today suggests that instead of snatching up a mobile operating system whose future is uncertain at best, Samsung hopes to help grow their Bada OS by making it open-source within the next year.

The study has many strengths, but it also has many characteristics that make it open to criticism in terms of its relevance to patients seen in resource-rich countries.

"We will reclaim this elite space and make it open to all".