Sentence examples for using new software from inspiring English sources
American is using new software to dispatch crews, aircraft and baggage, said the managing director of customer experience, Mark Mitchell.
The process of creating the water effects for "The Perfect Storm" began with John Anderson of Industrial Light and Magic, an expert in fluid dynamics, using new software that effectively builds a virtual ocean, many miles wide, inside the computer.
JAllard, a Microsoft vice president, said in a speech yesterday at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco that players would be able to buy content using new software and a Web-based marketplace on the Xbox 2.
In a statement, Hemanshu Nigam, the chief security officer of MySpace, said the company had recently begun using new software to "proactively identify and remove any known sex offenders from the site".
Using new software that he helped develop called Shape Snatcher, Mr. Defoort superimposed a digital mesh grid on the photograph and distorted it so that it matched the mesh lines that had been projected onto it.
This includes investing in more efficient lighting and HVAC systems; using new software and AI to make buildings and operations more efficient; improving fleet logistics and introducing greener vehicles; and reducing packaging and product weight.
I.B.M., Armonk, N.Y., won a 10-year contract with Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield, New York, to use new software to further automate the payment of health claims.
Then imaging specialists at North Carolina State's College of Veterinary Medicine used new software to produce three-dimensional pictures.
Jordan pointed out that the current ICT curriculum in schools is limited because schools are not always able to train staff to use new software.
In 2007, The Economist wrote about intelligence agencies' attempts to use new software to deal with variable spellings of dangerous people's names.
Inktomi, a maker of Internet search and content delivery software, said yesterday that America Online had agreed to use new software from Inktomi that is intended to speed the delivery of Web pages by about 30percentt.
