Sentence examples for more standard systems from inspiring English sources

This differs from more standard systems which can be vulnerable because their scrambling system is, in software terms, separate from the program used to create a message.

This chapter describes where bare-metal systems are used, those aspects that differentiate them from more standard systems, and how they can be designed and programmed.

Stephen O'Grady, a founder at the technology analyst company RedMonk, said the technology industry often has swung back and forth between more standard computing systems and specialized gear.

Vicki Arroyo, the executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center at Georgetown University Law Center, said the group was working on uniform signage and more standard payment systems — the equivalent of an E-ZPass for electric charging.

A demonstrator of our model has been developed on the OpenCASCADE geometric kernel, but we explain how it can be applied to more standard CAD systems such as CATIA.

A sequel titled All Star Pro-Wrestling II was released on November 22 , 2001for the PlayStation 2. It addressed the controls issue by replacing it with a new, more standard battle system, and included wrestlers from three real-life Japanese wrestling federations: New Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Noah, and Pro Wrestling Zero-One.

"Does it focus more on the standard systems and try to compete on price, like Dell, or does it go more to the proprietary side and invest more in research and development?" After some poor execution, things also had been looking up on the enterprise side of the business, says Carl Claunch, analyst with Gartner.

Because of the focus on LPCH habitat needs, some mapping units (MUs) appear "lumped" and others "split," relative to more standard vegetation classification systems.

It is in fact possible to apply more standard metalogical considerations to his systems, such as investigating them for consistency and completeness.

One major difference is that the proposed system design represents a parallel data acquisition approach rather than the more standard sequential single-point scanned OCT system.

It should be noted that in the study conducted by Ossendorf and coworkers [ 23] no specific selection of osteoarthritic patients was conducted using the more standard International Cartilage Repair Society [ 27] scoring system, and the classification of osteoarthritis was done primarily based on radiographic observations.