Sentence examples for seamlessly collaborate from inspiring English sources

Our developed software prototypes allow devices to autonomously and seamlessly collaborate with each other without requiring any configuration or user input.

I am hoping that tech leaders will follow Vohra's lead in building dynamic Innovation Networks, so their business units seamlessly collaborate with internal and external partners to drive more innovation faster and cheaper.

The project will generate theory and tools for designers of human-cyber physical systems to create the next generation of verified intelligent systems that seamlessly collaborate with humans to perform complex tasks with provable guarantees on safety, privacy and performance.

In OMS, the students are able to seamlessly collaborate, via web connection, with their peers on the lecture slides uploaded by the teacher.

Martocci says proudly, "You wouldn't believe how amazing it is for these people lot collaborate and seamlessly collaborate".

The software seems like it could be pretty useful to businesses when trying to seamlessly collaborate content and IT teams across a web platform.

We propose a didactical approach of online collaboration where the students and the teachers can collaborate seamlessly on the lecture contents.

This two-part diagnostic tool can help you calibrate, on scales ranging from 1 to 5, how geographically clustered or dispersed the key capabilities of your businesses are—and gauge whether your organization can collaborate seamlessly across geographies.

In each example the company tried to show how the data-sharing facility of XML would allow people who work and play together to share information like scheduling, homework, music and videos to collaborate seamlessly whether they were connected by PC's, cell phones or tablet computers -- notebook-sized devices that can be activated by pen, voice or keyboard, or read as books.

There are many different players involved, and all need to collaborate seamlessly.

The 1HT should allow SETI researchers and more conventional observers collaborate seamlessly, because its design will allow "multibeaming".