Examples of interoperable

• Interoperable agent systems depend upon the agents' ability to reconcile their views of the world, and to share knowledge.

• The goal of generic programming is to express algorithms and data structures in a broadly adaptable, interoperable form that allows their direct use in software construction.

• However, this is an extremely complex technical requirement and it is vital that any deployed system be interoperable with our allies.

• In order to create the internal market, we must first ensure that trains are interoperable, which requires considerable funding before anything else.

• More modest advances include standard containers and pallets which are interoperable with all mechanical handling equipment.

• We must accelerate the drive to ensure open and interoperable standards and promote those standards worldwide.

• One definite necessity is the adaptation of the railway systems so that they can actually use one another's track and can actually be interoperable.

• This is, of course, the only interoperable system which people can use when they are in another country.

• They will need to be interoperable with our allies and coalition partners.

• The discussions focused on the need for a technologically advanced, flexible, deployable, interoperable and sustainable force, ready to move quickly to wherever needed.

• We need to harmonise and to become, as the saying goes, interoperable in different areas.

• We need workable systems – note the plural – that must be in place, that must work, and must be interoperable.

• These standards will need to be internationally accepted, technologically independent and interoperable.

• The keys to success will lie in the co-ordination and confidence gained through extensive joint training and effective, interoperable communications and equipment.

• This means prioritising certain assets—in particular, command and communications, which must be totally interoperable.