Sentence examples for preserve compatibility from inspiring English sources
Marginal differences would develop with new versions, but they would not affect most users, he said, and computer users could be counted on to push hard for programs to preserve compatibility.
In this work, MDL, as described by Eq. 4, will be utilized in a very specific and unique scenario, which can be best described as a stochastic extension of MDL (MDL-SE) to preserve compatibility with online learning.
Electrical resistivity ρ is used throughout Section 2 to allow simple notation in the B-field formulation, and to preserve compatibility between the manuscript and the actual software implementation.
For example, in order to maximally preserve compatibility with legacy Mt3.5 gene naming, we implemented rules to insert new identifiers and have provided detailed tracking of each gene in Mt3.5.
This relation preserves compatibility and indicates whether a process can be considered as a specialization or extension of another one.
EDC increases collagen biostability and reduces antigenicity while preserving compatibility (Hardin-Young et al. 1996).
The foundation of Pivotal's application platform, the CloudFoundry CEAP and PaaS, is using a cloud-based model of elasticity, preserving compatibility with many enterprise Java applications.
Microsoft argues this enables the development of better tools for JavaScript and makes programmers more productive, while preserving compatibility with existing JavaScript libraries.
A new version is currently under development that will bring many performance improvements and new features while preserving compatibility with existing configuration files.
In order to preserve the compatibility with existing infrastructures, proposed solutions have involved a "home agent", which forwards messages to a mobile entity.
The proposed mechanism of the unique substructure development within DRX grains suggests that the DRX nuclei, forming along pre-existing grain boundaries and triple points, essentially represent grain boundary regions, which experience multiple slip to preserve the compatibility with neighbouring deformed grains.
