Sentence examples for source counterparts from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, Indifex, the Greek company behind Transifex, decided to make a move that many successful open source counterparts had already made, and launched the Transifex.net (Txn) web service.

Being a privative tool, its open source counterpart, known as Hadoop, has been traditionally used in academia research [39].

Given that Oracle touts a commanding market share with its own proprietary database solutions, it is conceivable that the company may not devote adequate resources to its open source counterpart.

For 9 sources, counterparts were found only in NED.

For almost 75% of the sample (2 836 from 3 852 sources), counterparts were found.

Analysis of a consumer's inclination towards adhering more to either local home-grown establishment or their globally sourced counterparts is important now more than ever.

But citations for commercial software suites, especially their assembly and mapping algorithms, are on the rise and catching up to their open-source counterparts.

The software presented is orders of magnitude faster than its open-source counterparts, sensitive to low-similarity matches when desired, and flexible to allow similarity comparison for DNA, RNA, proteins and even written language.

It is shown in the paper that a common-drain power amplifier has improved linearity performance and less switching-ripple leakage of the supply voltage, as compared to its common-source counterpart.

Cell morphology on the various peptide coatings were compared to their source protein counterparts (Figure S1).

While it is possible that the HMM states inferred in this paper relate to the source space counterparts of EEG microstates, without measuring EEG and MEG concurrently, a direct relationship cannot be confirmed.