Sentence examples for package descriptions from inspiring English sources

The registries OMICtools [14] and Bio.Tools [17] have begun to integrate Debian's curated package descriptions into their catalogues.

Some use application stacks (e.g., AWS OpsWorks2 or Ubuntu Juju) or infrastructure, others use lists of scripts (e.g., Chef run) or even PaaS-centric application package descriptions such as Cloud Foundry manifests.

Several parts of Debian are translated into languages other than English, including package descriptions, configuration messages, documentation and the website.

Read every word of the package description, read the auction company's rules, and contact either the seller or the supplier with any questions.

I started mine from seed, and, having ignored the package description of their biennial nature, was disappointed when only a few plants bloomed the first year.

The founders of Celera Genomics found a way to profit from the genome or, to be more accurate, from carefully annotated and ingeniously packaged descriptions of bits of it, which drug companies are happy to buy (see article).

linkages between policy makers, practitioners, and research organisations; form and level of engagement with policy/practitioner makers Communication mechanisms in use including dissemination, feedback mechanisms, how HPSR + A outputs are packaged Description of case studies of networking and GRIPP that the institution has engaged in 5.4.1.

However, there may be merit in using this questionnaire approach to delineate the role boundaries across the country, such that locally relevant training packages, job descriptions and IPA frameworks can be developed.

The group discussion was audio-recorded, transcribed verbatim, and analysed with the aid of NVIVO 10, a qualitative analysis software package (detailed description of the data analysis procedure and sample photographs used in the discussions are provided as supplementary data in Bisung et al. [ 28]).

However, the powders consist of certain amount of ferric hemoglobin (<15%) that were produced during the processes of purification and packaging (see description of Sigma-Aldrich hemoglobin products at http://www.sigmaaldrich.com/life-science/biochemicals/biochemical-products.html?TablePage=16192492).

A computer-code package handling geometry descriptions exported from Computer-Aided Design (CAD) applications has been developed for use in Monte Carlo (MC) simulation of particle transport.