Sentence examples for before higher level from inspiring English sources
While the current control API defined by OpenFlow is fairly primitive (and has been compared to Assembly language), it is a matter of time before higher level control languages are developed that offer more sophisticated abstractions.
These building blocks are necessary before higher level applications are introduced.
As mentioned before, high level of psychological distress, serious job burnout, and depression are commonly seen among psychiatrists.
Yukon Huang, from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, tells the BBC's Katty Kay that both the US and China want to resolve the situation before high-level US officials are scheduled to arrive in Beijing.
Negotiators from nearly 200 countries on Saturday adopted a draft text that left many issues unresolved before high-level talks next week aimed at reaching a global agreement to fight climate change.
Coordinated by the European Space Agency (ESA) and Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants (CERC), YourAir calls subscribers with text message alerts on evenings before high levels of ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and particulates are predicted in their locations.
Subjects who had received first-aid training before had a higher level of knowledge than those who had not.
On a more specialized level, it is often useful to detect abbreviation definitions in medical text before attempting higher level entity recognition tasks such as disease and gene/protein recognition, as these often appear in an abbreviated form.
In this way, completion of DNA repair and replication are ensured before a higher level of chromosome condensation takes place in mitosis, thus ensuring the protection of genome integrity.
Perhaps the features of person-centered care need to be framed within Maslow's hierarchy of needs to ensure that the basic building blocks of physiological needs and resident safety are met before the higher level functions are explored.
Never before have high level executive officials refused to even appear before Congress when properly summoned by the Legislative Branch.
