Sentence examples for proprietary implementation from inspiring English sources

The technology itself is a proprietary implementation of artificial intelligence four years in the making.

While Google owns its proprietary implementation of MapReduce, an open source implementation named Hadoop [3] has gained great popularity in the rest of the world.

The acquisitions were reconstructed with the proprietary implementation of the point spread function (PSF) ordinary Poisson (OP) ordered subset expectation maximization (3D OP-OSEM PSF) available for this scanner [24].

In order to optimally run the more powerful Intel processors in the small and lightweight 8 Series mobile PCs, engineers from Panasonic and Intel developed a proprietary implementation of Dynamic Power Performance Management technology, which dynamically controls key devices operation to find optimal balance between thermal limits and performance.

However, to our knowledge no image analysis methods have been developed aside from the proprietary implementation provided by the vendor.

The yFiles organic layout would be an interesting option to include; however, its proprietary implementation is not publicly available.

There are also proprietary implementations like Zoodle's Kid Mode, the Y Combinator-backed Kytephone, KIDO'Z and Play Safe, and every mobile OS now has parental controls built in.

Most projects found in the literature however focus on standalone systems and proprietary implementations at one particular institution often for only one singular trial and no generic evaluation of EHR systems for their applicability to support the patient recruitment process does yet exist.

Enterprise-centric UMC products, however, have a more challenging problem in delivering PBX-class features; the solution must integrate to the hosting sites' existing telephony system, which may be complicated by vendor-proprietary implementations.

A proprietary partial implementation of SQL++, denoted N1QL, is currently supported by the last version of Couchbase.20 We believe that the involvement of industrial partners like Couchbase shows a concrete commercial interest in such a unifying solution.

While the Volcker rule is meant to prohibit banks from proprietary trading, implementation gets trickier when it comes to buying and selling securities for clients, because it is hard to tell whether a bank is entering a transaction speculatively or in the ordinary course of market-making.