Definition
Definition of software-based - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
technologyTECH. using or controlled by computer programs instead of hardwareTECH.
- The company offers a software-based security system.
- They developed a software-based voting platform.
- Our new phone uses a software-based camera.
Origin of software-based
English, software (computer programs) + based (founded on)
Terms with software-based included in their meaning
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pairing tool
tool or software that pairs people or groups based on compatibility
technology
software-based keyboard image on a screen used to enter text
technology
software for online text-based communication
technology
rule-based style change in software that depends on data values
technology
software-based computer system that behaves like a separate physical server
technology
software that changes performance based on environment
technology
web-based platform for software development
acr: Component-Based Software Engineering
method of building software using separate reusable parts
technology
describing software parts based on a conceptual design of a subject area
computing
interactive label in software that offers extra actions based on content
collaboration platforms
web-based software for group work and communication
technology
software-based tool that behaves like a real hardware device
technology
software-based storage unit that behaves like a physical disk to systems
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- French:logiciel, ...
- German:softwarebasiert, ...
- Italian:basato su software, ...
- Spanish:basado en software, ...
- Portuguese:baseado em software, ...
- Chinese:基于软件的, ...
- Japanese:ソフトウェアベースの, ...
- Arabic:معتمد على البرمجيات, ...
- Hebrew:מְבוּסָס תּוֹכְנָה, ...
- Russian:программный, ...
- Ukrainian:програмний, ...
- Hindi:सॉफ्टवेयर आधारित, ...
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