Sentence examples for software that places from inspiring English sources

First, it licenses to 11,000 clients software that places advertisements on Web pages.

The positioning of the nodes (genes) in these networks was produced by graph-layout software that places highly interconnected nodes close together [ 45].

Some manufacturers design their storage equipment so that it relies on software that is placed on each host to facilitate access to storage devices.

The bigger question is whether or not users are so enamored of Facebook that they'll choose to adopt software that will place Facebook ads right on their homescreens and lock screens.

They say Microsoft's critiques attack older, browser-only programs instead of newer software services that place some applications on PCs while also linking the machines over the Web to supercomputing data centers.

Shares of Cryptologic Inc., which sells software that lets people place bets over the Internet, rose as much as 17percentt after the Nevada Legislature voted to allow the state's casinos to offer online gambling.

Additional measures implemented earlier this year include a real-name authentication system and software that enables parents to place electronic locks on the game.

That trend may mean more opportunity for entertainment-focused start-ups that make everything from new set-top boxes that allow viewers to bypass cable companies by broadcasting movies over the Web, to nifty software that helps online publishers place ads targeted to specific viewers.

Investigators found computers with software that was used to place thousands of voice mails to numbers in the U.S. with scammers posing as the IRS.

There investigators found computers with sophisticated "call blasting" software that was used to place thousands of voice mails to numbers in the U.S. The messages would warn the recipient that he or she was suspected of tax fraud and order the person to call a U.S. number – routed to one of the call centers in India.

There investigators found computers with sophisticated "call blasting" software that was used to place thousands of voice mails to numbers in the U.S. The messages would warn the recipient that he or she was suspected of tax fraud and order the person to call a U.S. number – routed to one of the call centers in India.