Sentence examples for released a library from inspiring English sources

Joe is not just the guy who wrote the Facebook application, within 12 hours of the first iPhone launching he released a library for app developers to create iPhone-like applications.

They've just released a library called "Tweaks", which lets developers easily mark certain things — like the timing of an animation, or the color of a button, or the translucency of an image — as one that can change on-the-fly once the app is actually running on the device.

The Clinical Research Quality office has just released a new library of Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) aimed at helping groups conduct quality human-subject research more efficiently and in compliance with laws and regulations.

In its effort to provide high-quality learning and an openness in K-12 education, OpenCurriculum released a 5,000-document 5,000-document website for math teachers to use as librarymaterials.

We have compiled and released a mutation library for M. tuberculosis drug resistance [ 22].

YouTube just released an audio library you can choose from at Include text information - an email address, website, twitter handle and more.

YouTube just released an audio library you can choose from at A good audio track can spruce up the video and disguise any audio problems you may have had.

Amazon and Microsoft also recently released a deep learning library called Gluon, which developers across the world can use to build neural networks for mobile apps.

It was still unclear where he had been before his arrest, but the next day, Dr. Marx released a statement through a library spokeswoman expressing his regret about the embarrassment the episode had caused to his family and the library.

Sega, whose Megadrive console competed fiercely with the SNES in the Nineties, recently said it would re-release a huge library of games as part of a Netflix-style scheme.

Today, all ten University of California campus libraries released a Pathways to Open Access toolkit to help research libraries and organizations around the world make the same kinds of difficult decisions that we've been undertaking about repurposing campus subscription spends to support sustainable open access publishing.