Sentence examples for systems enabling the from inspiring English sources
This involved installing malicious code, or malware, on compromised systems, enabling the harvesting of user names and passwords, means of identification and bank card numbers.
Even with vast amounts of seismic data, identifying the boundaries between salt and rock from the surface, many miles above, is nearly impossible.A new wave of tools and communication systems enabling the collection and transmission of "down-hole" data in real time is beginning to change this.
Nokia's software strategy for devices is based on cross-platform development environments, layers of software that run across operating systems, enabling the development of applications across the Nokia device range.
Software product line engineering is a means to systematically manage variability and commonality in software systems, enabling the automated synthesis of related programs (products) from a set of reusable assets.
In addition, the compatibility analysis developed for asymmetric chemistries can apply to other promising species, including organics, metal coordination complexes (MCCs) and mixed MCC/organic systems, enabling the design of low cost NAqRFBs.
The increasing application of information and communication technologies (ICT) to industrial control systems has improved the scalability and flexibility of these systems, enabling the possibility to access them from external nodes.
A so-called "double-Irish" mechanism exploiting differences between Irish and US tax systems enables the company to route profits from Ireland to Bermuda through the Netherlands.
What sets QUO Computer apart is that their systems enable the user to run Mac OS X™, Linux™, and Windows 7™ natively.
Information sharing and modernized management systems enabled the city to respond to applications twice as fast as before implementation.
The multidetector systems enabled the determinations of reliable, absolute molecular weights of the copolymers.
These model catalyst systems enable the study of high-turnover reactions such as ethylene hydrogenation.
