Sentence examples for to promote interoperability from inspiring English sources
Broadcom's lawsuit accused Qualcomm of breaking a pledge to the standards board to be fair when licensing patents for its technology, which has been adopted as an industry standard to promote interoperability among handsets and carriers.
National and international activities to promote interoperability among modelling and simulation efforts in government, industry and academia are reviewed and discussed.
In this paper, we propose an exchange language for process modeling and model management to promote interoperability of the process models and to enable systematic management of the process models.
One of the goals of the Blue Obelisk is to promote interoperability in chemical informatics.
The main goal of the Council is to promote interoperability and to educate marketers about the industry.
The Web-based support for the Internet of Things seems to be the best way to promote interoperability and easiness of access to resources.
Access and sharing of software code of all aforementioned tools is essential to avoid duplication of efforts, promote interoperability and to really collaborate within the mouse genetics bioinformatics community.
To align complementary efforts and promote interoperability, the next IWN phase will encompass coordination and cooperation with other Federal agencies (e.g. USGS, NOAA) and academia (e.g. Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (CUAHSI)).
In the present study, we found that web technology, open source components and commercially available software can be used to build a usable, scalable, and robust telemedicine platform (BCDRT) for DR. Such an approach to software development may help to lower the cost of telemedicine systems, promote interoperability, and eventually facilitate the adoption of this new method of DR screening.
To the maximum extent practicable, the national architecture shall promote interoperability among, and efficiency of, intelligent transportation system technologies implemented throughout the United States.
Will Apple use an existing standard and promote interoperability, or will it tweak the implementation of induction to use its own proprietary method?
