Sentence examples for toolset developed from inspiring English sources

The attitude control subsystem is used for showing the different steps, which are supported by a toolset developed in the context of the MultiPARTES research project.

Reconfigurability is realised through exploitation of data integration across the PPR domains, through the extension of the capabilities of a non-commercial virtual engineering toolset developed by the Automation Systems Group at the University of Warwick.

The Java toolset developed here readily handled machine and job management tasks over the Windows cluster, and is currently capable of completing over 3 million 3MRA model simulations per month on SuperMUSE.

Terms such as Integrated Management Systems IMSS), Just in Time (JIT, Toyota Production Systemm (TPS) in the context of Lean Production and 'Flow' were parts of the toolset developed by the Toyota Corporation which pushed them to the forefront of world automotive production.

Of these GO categories, metabolism, energy production, vesicle transport, and translation are significantly overrepresented (P < 0.01) when the gene list is analyzed using the GO Toolset developed by the Bioinformatics Group at the Lewis-Sigler Institute (Princombinationrsity) in combination with the FlyBase association table.

To facilitate processing, annotation and analysis of the data, a common software toolset is developed within the project.

The toolset was developed in 1996/1997 within the ISHTAR project funded by the European Commission as well as through international standardisation activities.

Directly addressing this problem, here we report the first Debian package release of the protein feature prediction toolset "PredictProtein," developed at the Rost Lab.

In the past decade, a number of useful and well-organized toolsets were developed for analyzing cancer phenotypes or genotypes.

Here, we extend the optogenetic toolset by developing a neuromodulatory approach using a rationale-based design to generate a Gi-coupled, optically sensitive, mu-opioid-like receptor, which we term opto-MOR.

The "Hydrology" toolset in ArcGIS, developed by Esri (2004), has been commonly used for DEM preprocessing and surface stream simulation.