| The collaboration validated that Galazar's MSF250 multi-service framer can interoperate successfully with other key network and test equipment. |
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| Every metro network must interoperate transparently with the internet. |
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| Companies will begin to allege that Google is discriminating, not allowing products to interoperate with other products. |
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| It ruled that the firm had to provide information on how to interoperate with Windows servers. |
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| Recent breakthroughs in this technology enable LMRs to interoperate, allowing radios on different frequencies and system types to communicate. |
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| This means that Romania's IT systems are now reliable and can interoperate with those of the current Member States. |
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| In 1994 we found that command and control information system projects had been developed in isolation and had limited ability to interoperate. |
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| States' information systems have also to interoperate in the domains of Customs, Security and so on. |
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| Contracting Parties must modify their systems to interoperate with eTIR, sharing all data and relying on eTIR approval. |
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| The BACnet standard defines how automation and control systems may interoperate with other BACnet systems. |
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| If they can interoperate with a wide variety of data sources and fuse them together, our products become more attractive. |
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| The reality is that all telephones must be able to interoperate will all other telephones, whether they are fixed-line telephones or mobile phones anywhere in the world. |
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| Why would it be advantageous for service delivery systems to interoperate? |
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| That is the motto one might apply to the new breed of supercomputers, comprising a number of individual servers which interoperate by way of an extremely fast network. |
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| Which permit them to interoperate simply with their partners, and which enable them to develop without worrying about whether or not their information system will be able to keep up. |
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| To bridge this gap, DRDC created CAMX, a multiagent simulation of civilian activity that can interoperate with war games through standard protocols for networked simulations. |
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| It indicates that Bell's network components not only interoperate effectively but perform at high service levels with minimal frame delay, frame delay variation, and frame loss. |
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| In an effort to make the environment, social issues and business targets interoperate better on a daily basis, the Group is focusing on innovation to build competitive advantages and enhance dialogs with its stakeholders. |
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| This is due to the fact that the user has to bear the cost not only of the new cartridge, but also that of buying a new console able to interoperate with that cartridge. |
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| Intel, the FTC holds, began to perceive Nvidia as a threat to its monopoly and therefore made it harder for Nvidia's chips to interoperate with Intel's. Again, Intel accepts none of these accusations. |
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| It will need to be a cornerstone of the media asset management system, and it will need to be integrated with, and interoperate with, other components. |
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| The new entrant will be able to hold, free of charge and for an unlimited period, all the information needed to make its TAWS product interoperate with the merged entity's products. |
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| You can interoperate with both types of ssh clients and servers! |
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| Technical Architecture: standards, profiles, and specifications that govern and constrain the design of components that must interoperate in the system environment. |
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| Enterprises are demanding networking and security solutions that interoperate in a functional way that adds value to their investment and provides flexibility and longevity. |
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