Sentence examples for application definition from inspiring English sources
Whereas criteria for accuracy mostly follow straightforwardly from the application, definition of interpretability and its criteria are subject to controversial discussion.
This design includes defining business objectives as well as application definition, deployment and adoption.
The application definition stage is followed by innovation development, design, and use.
The designed heterogeneous wireless network also contained Application Definition, Profile Definition, Mobility Management configuration, IP QoS parameters, and LTE configuration entities.
"By leveraging a new registry plugin, Helm can now interact directly with Quay to pull an application definition and then use this to retrieve the necessary images and apply the configurations to ensure the application is successfully deployed," the company explains in today's announcement.
The recommendations cover six fields of application: definition, epidemiology, and prognosis; diagnostic approach; therapeutic aspects; thrombocytopenia and sepsis; iatrogenic thrombocytopenia, with a special focus on heparin-induced thrombocytopenia; and thrombotic microangiopathy.
The advantages and limitations of this new imaging modality will be discussed with emphasis on key physical and technical aspects of intracoronary image acquisition, current applications, definitions, pitfalls, and future directions.
Murdoch is looking to Sky+ and its latest "killer application", high definition TV, as he looks to find those extra 2 million subscribers.
And notably, many of this Court's recent decisions regarding the agencies' application and definition of the term "waters of the United States" have originated in district courts, not the courts of appeals.
And many of this Court's recent decisions regarding the agencies' application and definition of "waters of the United States" have originated in district courts, not the courts of appeals.
On the other hand, a subsequent application of Definition 3.1(i) (see Remark 4.2) yields.
