Sentence examples for the software guarantees from inspiring English sources

The software guarantees finding all alignments between the reads and the reference sequences with up to M mismatches (a user-specified parameter).

Where Tidelift is focused on commercialization and software guarantees, Open Collective wants to open source the monetization of open source itself.

Regarding prediction; the software must guarantee that the structures of the compounds being predicted are submitted to exactly the same protocol used for the training series.

At present no standard exists for eLNs, and the market is still evolving, so that none of the software makers can guarantee support and further development of their eLN beyond a couple of years.

Further more, ISF does not guarantee the software hack will continue to work after future updates.

The military intelligence junkies from Jane's Information Group, Ltd. helped develop the game, so the realism is guaranteed the software is based on thousands of pages from actual Apache flight manuals and the final product was given the seal of approval by veteran Apache pilots.

The incident raised the profile of the darknet the part of the Web accessed through the Tor communication software, which guarantees anonymity for its users.

Software control can occur both in the syntactic level i.e., by guaranteeing that the software embedded in a device corresponds to a previously validated software version and in the semantic level i.e., by guaranteeing that the prescribed specification is met.

Computers are very complicated things and there's no way with any reasonable amount of resources that you can guarantee that the software and hardware are bug-free and that they haven't been maliciously attacked.

Cook claimed that "in the wrong hands" this software could be used to unlock "any iPhone in someone's physical possession", and warned that Apple would not be able to guarantee that the software would only be used by the FBI in this case.

The software company has made no guarantee that it will come back to the bargaining table.