A stagehand placed music on the desk, and the piano, with the aid of Disklavier technology, executed the Étude for pianola, from 1917.
They can provide basic technology: executing capital-intensive irrigation projects too large for poor individual farmers to undertake, or paying for basic science that helps produce higher-yielding seeds.
We have applied our approach to a case study, implemented in the ProCom component technology executing on top of a FreeRTOS-based hierarchical scheduling framework and present the results as a proof-of-concept.
According to the suggestion in Concerns Regarding Applicability part of Domain 2 (Index Test) in QUADAS-2 [ 22], variations in test technology, executing, or interpretation might affect estimates of the diagnostic accuracy of a test.
This is a system – as the United States is finding out more and more with advanced DNA technology – that executes the wrong people, or executes poorly – many long minutes between the first dose of the drug, or the first wave of the shock and the prisoner pleading for death, then finally the death.
SplitTheDifference says it is in beta-testing, trying its software with two clients: an established e-commerce player in the aviation parts industry, and a business-to-business start-up that will rely exclusively on the company's automated negotiation technology to execute transactions.
But traditional consulting, focusing on strategy, provides direction without giving a client the technology to execute it.
She says her startup provides the tools and technology to execute premium, interactive campaigns at scale.
Smart companies are leaning on good data technology to execute in savvier and more customer-centric ways.
Code Ocean is a computational reproducibility platform that employs Docker technology to execute code in the cloud.
The paid app, which currently offers only English to Spanish and Spanish to English translation for $4.99, uses Optical Character Recognition technology to execute something which might as well be magic.
