Meanings of application program in English

API, or application program interface, essentially specifies how software components should interact.

JacTravel is the B2B suppliers of hotel accommodation, offering application program interface (API) connectivity and a travel agent Website.

The TSA will launch an application program later this year for PreCheck, which lets travelers fill out an online application and provide fingerprints.

His company was called Mixer Labs, an outfit offering an application program interface, or API, that shared geographical data with other services across the web.

San Francisco-based Plaid makes software platforms for consumers of fintech companies to connect with their banks and transact through application program interface (API).

From a security standpoint, perhaps the most important guideline is that apps are prohibited from making use of any unpublished APIs ( application program interfaces).

Many of the conceptual flyby spacecraft designs were based on planned or proposed Apollo and Apollo Applications Program technology.

This is done through an Application Program Interface (API) that facilitates the sharing of information between two systems.

Ireland was divided into 139 regions, transport times between each region and hospital were estimated using Google's Distance Matrix Application Program Interface.

All would be based on hardware developed for the Apollo Program and for its planned successor, the Apollo Applications Program (AAP).

Abandonment of the moon began with deep cuts in the Apollo Applications Program(AAP), NASA's planned successor to the Apollo moon program.

Application programs, files, video and sound will dissolve into a Web-based soup which the fortunate user can spoon up with a Web browser.

ATAQS also provides software API ( Application Program Interface) documentation that enables the addition of new algorithms to each of the workflow steps.

He said 16 Uprated Saturn 1 missiles were ordered, of which 4 have definitely been allocated to the Apollo Applications Program.

Dubbed the Apollo Applications Program (AAP) in 1966, many expected that it would include two-week lunar surface missions to increasingly complex and interesting landing sites.

This was the approach proposed for the Apollo Applications Program (AAP), which had been endorsed by President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964-1965.