The user friendly version of the ANAMARI code, originally developed for the separator settings determination and prediction of evaporation residue distribution at the focal plane for the Dubna gas-filled recoil separator, is used here to deduce the optimal design parameters for the super separator spectrometer (S3), now in the phase of conceptual consideration.
A more user friendly version of ACASI could have facilitated use irrespective of education level [24].
This project has provided a user friendly version of NPT that can be embedded in a web-enabled toolkit and used as a heuristic device to think through implementation and integration problems.
Groups are also trying to create user-friendly versions of encryption technology.
Apple used the cash and feedback from the first iPod to develop smarter and more user-friendly versions.
But the new user-friendly versions continue to get lighter, cheaper and more portable, although they still look as if they come from outer space.
Certainly, there's nothing new about crunchier, more user-friendly versions of the Testaments: 1985's New Jerusalem Bible was the first official gender-neutral Roman Catholic version, and Reconstructionist and Reform Jews have long used inclusive texts.
There are several versions or "distributions" of a free operating system, Linux, available online; you can find many at www.linux.com/download--linux. Ubuntu Linux is considered one of the more user-friendly versions of the operating system, and you can download a copy at www.ubuntu.com, burn it to a CD and install it if the PC meets Ubuntu's requirements.
Linux, long an operating system for the technically adept, began to appear in more user-friendly versions, such as Ubuntu, and by the end of the first decade of the 21st century, Linux had captured one-third of the growing low-cost netbook market.
Maybe it's a more user-friendly version of a Thom Browne cropped suit pants?
