Sentence examples for on another platform from inspiring English sources
Ancient accounts of the rituals suggested victims were killed in gladiator-style combat or by arrows on one platform, then skinned on another platform.
Therefore cross-platform imputation is required to supply individuals genotyped on one platform with SNPs genotyped on another platform.
Further, the imputation accuracy comparing SNPs imputed on one platform with SNPs genotyped on another platform was high, indicating that, with appropriate quality control, it is valid to combine imputed and genotyped SNPs in studies where samples have been genotyped either on the Affymetrix 6.0 or OmniExpress chips.
This means that Linux applications written for one platform or device can run on another platform or device, and that a company's information can be accessible to a greater number of people.
The news: In news originating from the Data Transfer Project, which was founded last year, large sites including Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Instagram, Flickr, and Twitter will now be able to use information already uploaded on one service to populate the same user's account on another platform.
In addition, inneractive offers a feature that allows developers to take ad revenue from one platform and re-invest it in app promotion on another platform.
ParkMe CEO and co-founder Sam Friedman told me that the company wanted to make sure the experience on iOS was finished before moving on to another platform.
It could move Vevo – which accounts for 57% of all music views on YouTube – to another platform.
"Sally Jessy Raphael is the best on Twitter," one of them wrote recently on Tumblr, another platform where Ms. Raphael appears to be enjoying a modest comeback.
In the end, Amazon realized that if it created its own operating system for its upcoming tablet, it would need to entice developers to build apps on yet another platform.
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