Sentence examples for optimized to work from inspiring English sources
ATI and A.M.D. already work together to provide PC manufacturers with so-called chipsets, in which the chips are optimized to work together efficiently.
Because Steam games were designed for the PC, they aren't optimized to work on a console controller.
They're all optimized to work together in a way that's not easy for systems built to accommodate many different models of electric vehicles.
Moreover, we propose a new approach to constructing particularly efficient EPIRK integrators that are optimized to work with an adaptive Krylov algorithm.
The aim of this demonstration is to illustrate the capabilities of the proposed reconfigurable wireless links in terms of reach and angular range and therefore the device was not optimized to work as a switch.
It will be available on Yahoo's Web site, but is optimized to work as an app on tablets and smartphones, and especially on Google Android and Apple devices, they said.
The "Mobile" Web application was initially used to create software specifically for the iPhone because it has optimized code to work with this device.
If Intel picks up Nvidia though, it'll just turn into an all out turf war with all products being optimized only to work with its own brethren.
An earlier MED design by some of the present authors, comprising vertical tube evaporators, condenser and water reservoir was optimized for MSMED to work with about 3 kg input of steam at 1.5 bar, which can be generated by a solar concentrator of area 6 m2.
Therefore, SAR and GMTI represent two different temporal processing resolution scales which have typically been optimized and demonstrated independently to work well for detecting either stationary (in the case of SAR) or exo-clutter (in the case of GMTI) targets.
In this study, we introduce a hybrid algorithm, specifically designed to work with optimized decision tree with particle swarm optimization (PSO-DT), for the prediction of SPQIs (i.e., air capacity, AC; plant-available water capacity, PAWC; and relative field capacity, RFC).
