Sentence examples for software and apply from inspiring English sources

We also try to teach industry-standard software and apply principles that are being used in industry every day".

The US Navy Smart Ship Program is reviewed as an example of a program seeking to leverage commercial technologies (hardware and software) and apply them to US Navy ships.

In the rest of this paper, we describe the psi-square algorithm and software, and apply it to three pathway-discovery problems, which make use of very different types of genome-wide datasets.

The ability to use MI methods that are readily available in standard statistical software and apply simple rules to combine the estimates of interest rather than requiring problem specific programmes makes MI more accessible to practising statistician.

However, it's a startup that takes software and applies it to an unsexy but potentially lucrative market.

Aerodynamic design of high speed airfoils and wings is carried out by a new Genetic Algorithm software and applied to novel configurations like the Oblique Flying Wing.

Meanwhile, a multiple coil cooperation regime is studied from simulation by Finite Element Software and applied in application to increase the manipulation efficiency.

Moreover, by substituting Equation 3.11 into Equation 4.6, using the well-known Maple software, and applying the same manipulation as illustrated above, we have the following set of solutions.

The model is implemented in a software and applied to a case study: to establish the best recyclability option of middle and low voltage electrical lines used for electricity distribution in Italy.

It consists of performing only one heterogeneous mechanical test, measuring the displacement/strain field using suitable Digital Image Correlation software and applying an inverse method, namely the Virtual Fields Method, to process the resulting displacement/strain maps.

A region growing algorithm was implemented in the open-source Reconstruct software and applied to the semi-automatic tracing of individual axons in three dimensions.