Sentence examples for cases to be supported from inspiring English sources

The high availability of a quality converged architecture allows new use cases to be supported in ways that formerly would have been difficult.

The virtual access node is a new notion anticipated for 5G mobile and wireless communications networks, where the functionalities at an access node will be run by various virtual machines that can be modified or extended based on a need basis of the services and/or use cases to be supported.

Hopkins slumped to the canvas early in the ninth claiming a low blow, much to the fury of Calzaghe, whose case appeared to be supported by video replays which showed only the slightest of connections.

The total required throughput depends on the use cases that have to be supported.

This latter procedure may, it is true, be occasionally employed when we have a bad case which requires to be supported by arguments drawn from matters foreign to the case.

Case-patient A had to be supported by case-patient F, and the distance between the faces of case-patients A and F was <1 foot while case-patient A was coughing, salivating, and having difficulty breathing.

In some cases, the suggested apomorphies appeared to be supported only weakly, or remained entirely unsupported (e.g. Thyridoidea).

Meanwhile, the network is not making the case for why it should continue to be supported.

We also considered these cases to be in support of a compensatory relationship between sites "A" and "B".

As for the extent of Soviet spying, Weinstein, Haynes, Klehr, and others are right to say that their case has been supported by most of the evidence that has emerged since the Soviet Union collapsed.

"There is a good case to be made for support services being funded to save a lot of money in the long run," says Condry.