Sentence examples for merge functionality from inspiring English sources
By applying the network merge functionality in Cytoscape the pathways were combined into one integrated network.
Using the BridgeDb app, the identifiers of the pathways can be unified if necessary and the Cytoscape merge functionality is used to create one large network from the separate pathways.
The Qualtrics "Loop & Merge" functionality is used to set the list of trials and their specific properties in a convenient way.
The QRTEngine works by looping a question block according to a predefined list of trial properties that is specified under the "Loop & Merge" functionality.
Because the implementation of a block of trials depends on the native Qualtrics Loop & Merge functionality, at the end of every trial the data that have been collected are automatically sent to the Qualtrics server.
Since v. 1.03, InChI software has merged functionality allowing one to produce both Standard and Non-standard InChIKey (the current version of InChI Software is 1.04, 2011 [1]).
Some of the tech that the company built included location-based back-end technology, merging functionality and a library of animated filters and stickers based on real-time news, locations, activities and more.
In future work, we will merge the functionality described in this paper directly into the IA-FEMesh software, providing a complete surgical simulation workflow within a single software package.
This new hybrid device (something of a joint effort between Archos and Texas Instruments) aims to merge the functionality of a "premium" smartphone with the rich multimedia capabilities found throughout the rest of Archos' lineup.
BERLIN, June 10 , 2008– HP today introduced the durable, aircraft-inspired HP EliteBook Notebook PC as one of 10 newly designed products added to its business notebook lineup that merges functionality with sophisticated design.
Musical.ly is merging the functionality from its two-year old live-streaming platform Live.ly into its main app, and has disabled Live.ly's standalone app as part of the transition process.
