Sentence examples for virtually all operating from inspiring English sources
Virtually all operating systems available these days are either Unix-based or mimic what Unix does.
OpenGL is the industry-leading, cross-platform graphics application programming interface (API), and the only major API with support for virtually all operating systems.
Perl interpreters are available at no cost and in versions suitable for virtually all operating systems.
Most modems work with virtually all operating systems.
Virtually all modern operating systems have their roots in the great time-sharing operating systems developed or perfected in the 1970s: IBM's System/360, the Burroughs 5000 mainframe series (and successors), Digital's Virtual Address eXtension (VAX) computers, and UNIX.
In the past year, LinkedIn has achieved records across virtually all key operating and financial metrics, most recently exceeding 42 million global members.
In virtually all his work, London operates as an active presence.
The Museum of Modern Art, faced with what it calls "escalating costs in virtually all aspects of operating the museum," is raising its admission price to $25 for adults from $20, where it has been since 2004.
Under current rules, companies are generally able to classify virtually all leases as operating leases and keep them off their balance sheets, something that regulators and accounting critics have long criticized.
Since then, "the Museum has faced escalating costs in virtually all aspects of operating the Museum," according to a press release.
Some of these top echelon O/S developers have hundreds of salespersons which translates into sizeable promotional activity, as virtually all customers for operating systems have Technology 1 in their plans.
