Sentence examples for Standardized integration from inspiring English sources

The SCM system serves as a starting point for automatic generation of standard code documentation and for performing automatic testing procedures on standardized integration platforms.

Ubiquitous smart environments and anywhere anytime Internet availability are pushing to the extreme demand for effective and standardized integration solutions in the Future Internet.

Increasingly, we'll see more standardized integration between retailers and banks, making it possible for customers to leverage the value of their rewards right at the point-of-sale when they check out and save money in real time.

The Panel concluded that the underlying concepts of the original (2001) and revised (2005) McDonald Criteria 8, 9 are still valid, including the possibility of establishing a diagnosis of MS based on objective demonstration of dissemination of lesions in both space and time on clinical grounds alone or by careful and standardized integration of clinical and MRI findings.

With a standardized Hadoop integration point, one can just download the Yahoo Latent Dirichlet Allocation code from Github and start datamining customer support emails.

Standardized testing drives standardized curricula and standardized pacing.

The CoreLib approach for standardizing this IP integration is proposed followed by an example that demonstrates its utility.

Wireless data transmission protocols have to be standardized and approved, and integration with electronic medical records has to be carefully considered.

The increasing diversity of available technologies and the lack of a comprehensive guiding framework are key barriers for standardizing data collection and integration.

The printers are not ordinary print shops, but ones which have been standardized by having custom integrations built into their systems and workflows.

Presidents since Ronald Reagan have emphasized standardized tests and accountability over integration, for instance, supporting a byzantine array of "choice" schools that can either exacerbate or lessen segregation.