Sentence examples for proprietary packages from inspiring English sources

Other general-purpose, proprietary packages also propose methods to handle chemical libraries.

Sadly, the major carriers are still a ways off from offering what many consumers are clamoring for — a dumb pipe that doesn't tie up data into proprietary packages — but unless there's a dramatic policy shift in the works, we'll have to take what we can get for now.

It also highlights the diversity of standalone and proprietary packages and implementations applied for data analysis.

Its open-source design makes ImageJ more easily evolvable and correctable than many proprietary packages, allowing the fine-tuning of parameters for nonstandard mammograms or potentially, with further development, non-film mammograms.

These tools fall into three broad categories: open source or freely available packages [8 12]; commercially available packages [13 21]; proprietary software packages implemented for internal use on top of custom or commercial software libraries [22 25].

(These packages, based on proprietary software packages such as Microsoft's Money application or Intuit's Quicken, provide a total installed base of potential U.S. users estimated at around 1 million).

Interaction with these proprietary software packages is accomplished through use of Visual Basic, or Visual C++ and Component Object Model (com) technology.

Current approaches are limited because they are designed to map the distributions of synapses onto the dendrites of stained neurons and/or require specific proprietary software packages for their implementation.

Second, the Learning Algorithm may include some degree of human feedback about the learning process, sometimes referred to as "active learning". Third, not every Learning Algorithm will be developed from scratch there are numerous open-source and proprietary software packages that provide machine learning capabilities.

The 674 megabyte download includes a wider selection of popular applications along with a number of proprietary software packages (normally a big no-no in Linuxland), such as the MP3 decoder for playing music and Adobe's Flash plug-in for video.

Most existing GIS, or geographical information services, sell on-site proprietary software packages that cost anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several million dollars.