Sentence examples for a new metadata from inspiring English sources
Accordingly, we have designed a new metadata scheme for Belle II which significantly reduces disk space and propose a new metadata service which provides good performance and scalability based on AMGA (Arda Metadata catalog for Grid Application).
Reading the Salesforce white paper, you see a picture of a new metadata- driven programming model that happens to be delivered in a multitenant architecture.
This paper first discusses the requirements of such support, and proposes a new metadata gateway based environment aware content delivery architecture.
Box put those two criticisms to rest yesterday when it announced a new metadata service and new workflow engine built on the Box platform.
In another earlier work, the developed RA was initially implemented and evaluated (step 6) for data quality management in social media sources, and a new metadata management layer was designed as part of the RA [11].
Egorsheva says their tech will also automatically pull any new metadata that's added to content in the future, meaning users don't have to manually update any synced content.
In addition to updating (or removing) existing metadata tables, a number of new metadata tables have been added.
But that hasn't happened yet, because a new data type means new metadata we haven't thought about yet.
The new metadata retention laws show a cavalier disregard for the right to privacy, or in the words of whistleblower Edward Snowden, "a radical departure from the traditional operations of liberal society".
Every time new metadata is added to the profile window A-greedy re-estimates the (N×N /2 conditional drop probabilities d(i|i−1).
The procedures involved in the curation included annotation of the original data using new MOPAC methods, updating the syntax of the CML documents used to express the data to ensure schema conformance and adding new metadata describing the entries together with a XML schema transformation to map the metadata schema to that used by the DataCite organisation.
