Sentence examples for case of services from inspiring English sources

In the case of services operating on data in a workflow, the actions are limited to read and write.

And in the case of services like Lovefilm or wuaki.tv, they are coming under pressure from Netflix because they provide an identical service without the benefit of Netflix's guaranteed economies of scale.

This sequence may result, in the case of services with lower priority, in a decrease in the amount of resources or may even enforce a termination of a service (in an instance when there are no sufficient resources to be allocated to services with higher priority).

Much of that never really went anywhere, though, partly because of skepticism about whether it was possible to be able to authenticate (or appreciate) work well enough on digital platforms, partly because the majority of buyers and sellers were not digitially-oriented, and, in the case of services like live auctions, whether the infrastructure was there to make it work.

"Passporting" -- the absence of regulatory barriers for business firms -- is the key to this success in the case of services.

Such is the case of services like Impactstory (http://impactstory.org), ScienceOpen (http://www.scienceopen.com) and Symplectic's Elements (http://symplectic.co.uk/products/elements).

Nick Forbes, vice-chair of the LGA children and young people's board, said: "It's clear that in every case of service failure it has been councils with their committed professionals and democratic accountability that have turned the situation around and as yet we are not seeing other organisations stepping forward with the ability to do the tough job of child protection".

In a case of service exchange, the service description combines data-flows and process constructs.

Both C-Lite and the app are cloud-based to create more redundancy in case of service outages.

In the case of service-averaged usage patterns, the second largest cluster ( q = 1 ) shows the larger (smaller) activity in the daytime on weekdays (on weekends) than the largest cluster ( q = 0 ).

The two eastern platforms at Stapleton Road will be demolished to allow trains to run faster, although it has been suggested that they be kept for use in case of service disruptions.