Sentence examples for responsive software from inspiring English sources

Finally, this chapter describes several implementation techniques and methods to produce responsive software.

In the end, of course, improving educational courseware, content and apps should be all about improving outcomes, personalizing the learning path and adaptive (or responsive) software.

Also, while SNOMED CT has the advantage of allowing post-coordination, error-free post-coordination either by local curators or clinicians requires intuitive and responsive software that is driven by a machine-readable concept model (an area of active development by the IHTSDO).

The iPad is so fast and light, the multitouch screen so bright and responsive, the software so easy to navigate, that it really does qualify as a new category of gadget.

Moto G sold well and put Motorola back on the map because it got the basics right, using fast and responsive Android software in a solidly built handset and with an battery that could last all day all-day – something that most other smartphones around the £135 mark couldn't offer last year.

The idea is that it's "responsive music software".

A three-dimensional (3D), finite element method (FEM) is presented in this paper for analyzing centrifugal deformations and centrifugal stresses of the thin-walled gear at high speed and the responsive FEM software are developed through many years' efforts.

Check out e-commerce website Chummy Tees for an example of how clean and responsive the software is.

The touch screen is clever, with both responsive glass and software that uses motion from different sides of the screen in different ways: swipe down from the top to open Web pages, from the right to get to the Start page or do a search, from below to enter an address, and from the left to go to a preceding screen.

These platforms do not support Java Applets such as Jmol (Hanson, 2010), and their CPU capability is often insufficient to achieve acceptable responsive interactivity with software-based rendering.

The cruel irony is that the key technology that makes all this web-based software as responsive as the traditional kind is AJAX ("asynchronous Javascript and XML"), which Microsoft invented in 1998 but failed to exploit.