Sentence examples for specialized windows from inspiring English sources

However, some specialized Windows programs create files that the Mac can't handle out of the box.

View, a company which specializes in creating something called dynamic glass, raised a ton of new capital Thursday to fund their specialized windows that can change tint in response to weather conditions or smartphone commands.

Specialized applications include use in laboratories as containment for high pressure experiments (see diamond anvil cell), high-performance bearings, and limited use in specialized windows.

This is a police department that's already equipped with secret drones (maybe!), specialized Windows phones, and advanced data collection and analysis technology, so the idea that they have to be told not to use typewriters seems somewhat anachronistic and surprising.

Microsoft also developed specialized Windows packages, including the networkable Windows for Workgroups and the high-powered Windows NT, aimed at businesses.

Just yesterday, the company unveiled a specialized version of Windows bearing the almost endless name Windows XP Media Center Edition.

jkontherun's anonymous source said that there was a meeting in Redmond this week about the Zune phone and that it will be based on a specialized variant of Windows Mobile 7, with functionality centered around Windows Live Services and a touch-screen based design.

It hopes eventually to persuade a portion of the millions of software developers who write programs that run on Windows, mostly specialized software for use inside corporations, to write applications tailored for Microsoft's smart phone operating system.

It has moved as much as possible into specialized products, such as window panes, as opposed to 2 by 4's.

The two Americans will be housed in specialized isolation units with glass windows and intercoms, through which to interact with family and friends.

A specialized processing element, called Configurable Window Processor (CWP), was designed to cover a broad range of window-based image algorithms.