Sentence examples for open source release from inspiring English sources

"When the Symbian Foundation was created, we set the target of completing the open source release of the platform by mid-2010 and it's because of the extraordinary commitment and dedication from our staff and our member companies that we've reached it well ahead of schedule".

We also thank Tamara Kale for reviewing the legal aspects of the open source release.

RetroPath2.0 is the first open source release of a retrosynthesis reaction network generation, and its usage in the current paper beyond network generation demonstrates its versatility.

He didn't expect that his open source release would take off on Hacker News, attracting contributors working from Google and living in Brazil and Japan.

The Kickstarter project is designed to help Williams take his open source hardware board and get his Source Code cleaned, accessible and ready for Open Source release.

By August 2014, Famo.us had grown to 25 employees and had 90,000 sign-ups for the platform, still awaiting the finished platform's public open source release.

At a meetup for developers who use — or might be interested in using — the open source cloud management tools that Netflix has already released, the company showed off some new technology that it's working on, and provided a roadmap for future open source releases.

Just one week before we launched our case, NGO Earth Open Source released a report, "Europe's pesticide and food safety regulators--Who do they work for?," which showed that a number of EFSA advisers are closely linked to the International Life Sciences Institute (ILSI).

Like OBO-Edit, Phenex is open source, released under the MIT license (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php).php

Availability: EBImage is free and open source, released under the LGPL license and available from the Bioconductor project (http://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/EBImage.html).html

Intel may hope to benefit from its open-source release, since it could see an overall rise in demand for its chips with the move toward cheaper computing.