Sentence examples for synchronized application from inspiring English sources

"Inbox2 is a premium, connected lifestyle application that brings communication and the people you communicate with into a single, synchronized application on the desktop, web or mobile".

– Inbox2 (website - CrunchBase profile) "Inbox2 is a premium, connected lifestyle application that brings communication and the people you communicate with into a single, synchronized application on the desktop, web or mobile".

Zaplets was an email product that put synchronized applications into email messages.

External solution contained (in mM): NaCl 150, KCl 4, CaCl2 2, MgCl2 1, Glucose 5, and HEPES 5. Clampex software (Axon Instruments) was used to synchronize application of voltage command pulses and fluorescence excitation.

At 0 min, the cells were synchronized by application of 50% horse serum (Balsalobre et al., 1998; Duffield et al., 2002) returned to 1% FBS in DMEM after 30 min (serum shock treatment).

By thinking differently about how application integration is managed, it's possible to ensure data can be more securely shared or synchronized between applications.

The smart recovery proposed in [15] is guaranteed through a fault tolerant mechanism that keeps an application backup synchronized with active applications but deployed in a different VM.

This approach covers enacting soft real-time application service components according to a workflow description language, synchronizing the application components, monitoring the execution and reacting to events within a distributed virtualized environment.

Remedy: Modification tracking is critical any time data in your application needs to be synchronized with another application.

It provides a synchronous framework to synchronize distributed applications that is open to accepting and removing components on-line, with reduced impact on the application timing.

This was accomplished with the implementation of an administrative site where data are curated and synchronized with the application requiring a minimum human intervention.