Sentence examples for more modern application from inspiring English sources
These real-time channels benefit from a more modern application approach than our original HTML application afforded.
I decided to make a run for the money in early 2005 and rebuild the software into a more modern application and add some of the more game-like elements because a) I was interested in the technology and b) I thought dating sites needed a kick in the patoot.
Today, with data moving in and out of the company from the cloud, security has become a different problem and he believes this acquisition is a big step toward helping solve more modern application security issues in a hybrid cloud world.
New York City has put the squeeze on Microsoft, negotiating a bulk software purchase that should lower technology costs for the city and give government workers access to more modern applications.
Citrix today is announcing that it has acquired Sapho, a startup that develops "micro apps" for legacy software so that workers could use them as they would more modern applications: in the cloud, on mobile and more.
Google also noted that Apigee, the API management company it acquired last year, will be the glue that will allow legacy workloads to connect to the more modern applications that developers will bring to this solution.
However, lipases are also being exploited as cheap and versatile catalysts to degrade lipids in more modern applications.
Additionally, their definition uses more modern termed phases, making the application of each phase in the process more intuitive.
The aim here is to give the application a more modern look and feel by adding a GUI.
Nilas launched in 2014 around the same time as Google introduced its new Gmail API, which offered developers a more modern way to build email applications that access Gmail.
The environment surrounding this approach had been made of a v5.x MySQL database and a PHP v4.x and - after migration onto a more modern hosting server - v5.x based application using some JavaScript functionality (scarcely).
