Sentence examples for sophisticated library from inspiring English sources

Sega could strike some attractive licensing deals over the next year, since the Redmond, Wash., company is racing the clock to produce a sophisticated library of games for its Xbox console by the next holiday season.

Determined to test this hypothesis, Ross decided to submit Hitler and Wagner phrases to a sophisticated library computer program that can suggest complementarity, which indeed it did verify.

Previous investigations have developed Knowledge Discovery Toolbox (KDT), a sophisticated Python library for parallel graph computations.

"It's taken many years of development by hundreds of people to reach the point where we have sophisticated tools, libraries and languages for anyone to use.

Due to the lack of sophisticated component libraries for microelectromechanical systems (MEMS), highly optimized MEMS sensors are currently designed using a polygon-driven design flow.

When I was opposing home secretary Michael Howard's ID card scheme while at Liberty in 1996, the only option was a piece of plastic no more sophisticated than a library card.

The great interest for these important regulatory regions is leading to the development of more sophisticated RNA sequencing library preparation protocols (the more powerful will be the possibility to entirely sequence the untranslated region, the more accurate will the reconstruction of putative novel 3'UTRs be).

A £1.5 million (about $2.4 million) lead gift from the Polonsky Foundation in June 2010 made possible the sophisticated technical infrastructure underpinning the digital library, the Library said in a statement.

Such efforts continue to be of utmost priority today using sophisticated tools such as introgression libraries for gene discovery [ 14, 15].

The library urgently needs a sophisticated system for receiving and managing digital documents deposited with the library and registered for copyright.

"Well, most Americans would find it hard to believe that Menominee public library has a more sophisticated tracking system for 'Winnie the Pooh' than Los Alamos has for highly classified nuclear weapons data".