Sentence examples for platforms depending on from inspiring English sources

The framework currently runs on Mac, Linux, and Linux-based cluster environments, and can be extended to Windows platforms depending on support for module dependencies.

And then, we invest differently in different platforms depending on how big they are, and how many users are there.

Some of the critical characteristics described here can potentially aid the readers in making an informed decision about the right choice of platforms depending on their computational needs.

Both column and planar chromatography are instrumental techniques that use different platforms depending on whether the mobile phase is a gas, liquid or supercritical fluid and whether the movement of the mobile phase through the stationary phase results from capillary, pneumatic or electroosmotic forces.

On some of these platforms there are maximum (and minimum) amount of hours a Pro has to work each week, forcing Pros to spread certain windows of their availability across platforms and shift platforms depending on the amount of business they bring in each week.

And in case you haven't noticed, I've changed the energy and amount of time I'm using against different social platforms depending on the amount of attention I receive, which is what's going on with Snapchat right now.

Because the platforms depend on algorithms and machine learning — the company says it never writes or editorializes content — it may have thought that it was safe from the state's watchful gaze.

We present tentative evidence that the performance of these platforms depends on specific dimensions of ex ante social capital.

Analyzing 26 platforms, Battistella and Nonio (2013) revealed that despite monetary rewards, the open innovation platforms depend on different motivations to attract different motivation roles.

Many aCGH platforms depend on averaging measurements from adjacent loci (moving average) to remove noise and avoid false positive reports of copy number variation [ 2, 9, 12, 26].

So that's fun, but the real issue here is that Microsoft (Nokia) has compiled a hardware package that it can presumably vend not at a loss that brings consumers onto its platforms (platform, depending on how precise you want to be), in twos instead of ones.