Sentence examples for meeting applications from inspiring English sources

Web conferencing is driven partly by the difficulties of travel; at WebEx, a firm in Santa Clara, Calif., that provides "Web meeting applications," Colin B. Smith, a spokesman, said that the company saw ripples when there was news like the arrests in London of Muslim extremists accused of trying to bomb planes.

There are a lot of conference calling services out there already, not least among them being the full blown meeting applications (GoToMeeting, WebEx).

Most meeting applications or services are hard to use, deliver bad audio and video, require constant switching between multiple tools to do everything they want, and are way too expensive," Gene Farrell, Vice President of enterprise applications at AWS, said in a statement.

Recently, Tri Council granting agencies in Canada have made efforts to support team grant and meeting applications, which can be leveraged to bring transdisciplinary teams together.

A major issue in design of measurement-based admission control (MBAC) algorithms relies on how to maximize link utilization while meeting applications' QoS constraints.

Last week I met a guy off of Hornet who I wanted to have sex with -- as is often the case when you meet someone off of Hornet (a mobile-device meeting application which has caught on quickly in Paris).

They recently released a new meeting application.

Zoho just launched a private beta for Zoho Meeting, their new online meeting application that will overlap with the important features of WebEx (recently acquired by Cisco) – desktop sharing.

Quite fortunately I have sugar sync set up on my home laptop so I fired up the application on my blackberry, downloaded the file, uploaded it on the fuze meeting application and enabled sharing with my mentors email address all using 3G service.

After deciding to apply, my semester becomes filled with meetings, applications and planning.

Members' days are filled with a revolving door of networking meetings, applications and chasing down the all-important but elusive hiring "decision-maker" at their target companies.