Sentence examples for platform constellation from inspiring English sources

"We've seen several big spikes in ebook demand, and it was immediately out of stock [in print]," said Steinberger, whose team has worked with the digital platform Constellation to ensure it is now available in print.

In terms of comparison of One-Platform BIM versus Open-Platform BIM, it can be concluded that One-Platform BIM constellation, as closed system, does not exist on the market yet.

Within this experiment, we evaluated the following situations on our USRP platform: The proposed adaptive constellation design from Section 7.2 based on the optimized tuple (r b,r s,N b,N s ) for each measured point (HW-pre-rotation on).

EDF had hoped to use Constellation as a platform to expand in America, and in February this year the two firms' joint venture, UniStar, agreed to propose Areva's EPR for construction in America.

This paper explores the production and marketing logic of platform strategies within multi-brand constellations.

At the turn of the decade, kids whipped themselves into a frenzy by throwing together a few signifiers and plastering the results across a new constellation of social platforms.

Durant, 21, became the youngest N.B.A. scoring champion last season, and the world championship offers him a platform to move into the elite constellation of N.B.A. stars.

"Our planned satellite constellation will provide the platform for users who need high-quality analytics-friendly imagery to automatically extract commerce and environmental information and make predictions".

"Some Night Action" (1993) is a mechanized sculptural installation in which marbles are ejected from a bowl and flow down a metal ramp onto a rotating platform decorated with the designs of constellations.

Chinese diplomats have pointed to a constellation of mechanisms and platforms built or strengthened in recent years that could help maximize its impact.

Genome-wide platforms allow for identification of the constellation of genomic loci with altered epigenetic status following exposure or in relation to disease status.