Sentence examples for unified operating from inspiring English sources
The long term vision is to have a unified operating system but at this moment the notion of 'writing once for all platforms' doesn't apply.
One writer aptly compares it to "a satire of Nascar in which all the cars are played by freight trains". The book is premised on the creation of a "Unified Operating System," but what Mr. Eggers describes sounds a lot more like Facebook or Google+ than an operating system, which is the software on your computer that manages basic filing tasks.
We plan the producing process of our farms as a whole and we manage the process in a highly standardised and uniformed manner: unique source of seeds, unified arrangement of crop variety, unified funding management, unified planting model, and unified operating standards".
The greatest achievement of Steve Ballmer with respect to competing with iPhone was not to copy it, but to re-think Windows and eventually release the world's first and only cross-device and unified operating system, Windows 8. Mighty Apple and King Google are light years away from unifying their mobile and desktop operating systems.
"The Sunni forces are equally hard to assess," he added, and "it is an open question as to whether Al Qaeda is a unified operating organization at all".
"You must change the past approach, instead of copying the previous model integrate the resources accumulated in the past with a state-run unified operating system".
It was shown that these can be visualized and overlaid on the Unified Design operating parameter plane, which enables their direct comparison.
Burbank Unified is operating with a $1.1-million 1.1-milliondeficit that istructural to hit $3.14 million by the 2020-21 school year.
Though L.A. Unified is operating with federal, state and local appropriations of about $10,000 per student, the charter district would get $6,700 per student.
What unifying theme operates within this epoch?
In the coming months and years, this new category will force consumers to make a similar decision as that between Microsoft's unified approach to operating systems and Apple's intentional divergence of iOS and Mac OS X. Windows 8 was famously designed to be an operating system with "no compromises".
