Sentence examples for approach of distributing from inspiring English sources

TODAY's recommended economics writing: Vexed by the government's poor handing of the banking problem, Yves Smith finds herself in a warranted state of apoplexy Team Obama is taking the cowardly approach of distributing the costs among the most disenfranchised group in the process, namely the taxpayer, when there far more obvious and logical groups to take the hits.

The approach of distributing compilation recipes rather than compiled code found broad acceptance within the Homebrew initiative for macOS (https://brew.sh) together with its Linuxbrew companion (https://linuxbrew.sh).sh

The approach of distributing the observed AOD across simulated aerosol composition has similarity to AOD assimilation methods (e.g., ref (36)).

On the one hand, it needs to adopt the approach of distributed group key management, i.e., the users are divided into multiple groups and the procedures of key establishment, distribution, and maintenance are executed only within each group.

In addition to the traditional approaches of distributing educational materials through peer educators and at MSM hotspots, the internet has become an effective channel in disseminating relevant health information [ 22].

Pressed again by Cooper reiterating that National Action is a banned group in the UK, Milner said Facebook has to-date focused its counterterrorism takedown efforts on content produced by ISIS and Al-Qaeda, claiming they are "the most extreme purveyors of this kind of viral approach to distributing their propaganda".

DIAS is based on a holistic approach: availability of distributed information in every node of the network that enables simultaneous computation of almost any aggregation function.

"With the emergence of Docker as the standard container image format and Kubernetes as the standard for container orchestration, we are finally seeing continuity in how people approach operations of distributed applications," said Mirantis CMO Boris Renski.

This is the syntactic or terminal node (according to the approach of Distributed Morphology of Harley and Noyer 1999).

Local staff adopted a variety of flexible approaches to distributing packs either in person, preceded by a telephone call, or through the mail.

The proposed model has N-levels and is based on top-down hierarchical design approach of building distributed data warehouse.