Sentence examples for changes in legacy from inspiring English sources
In response to the growth of digital collections, services, and changes in legacy operations, Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering at The University of Alabama prepared a plan to re-emphasize the "library as place".
By working at the application layer, it is possible to recover packet losses of all underlying layers and protocols, providing end-to-end error correction without any required change in legacy standards.
Therefore, its advantages allow a software implementation and also provide end-to-end error correction without requiring any change in legacy standards, resulting in ease of deployment in the network [15].
These trends may reflect competing influences from the ongoing expansion of coal combustion in Asia, improved emissions controls in Europe and North America, and changes in natural and "legacy" emissions from the large reservoir of anthropogenically mobilized Hg now residing in the earth's crust and surface ocean [ 81].
Changes in deposition from the legacy pool have largely not been considered by the regulatory community to date.
Mr Adams argued the peace process and changes in Irish society were a legacy of the hunger strikes.
In practice, these techniques have seldom been used since they may create coverage holes (unless changes in adjacent cells are synchronized) and involve maintenance actions in legacy equipment.
unreceptiveness to change in RED (a legacy product), caused severe isolation problems for people involved.
As Ivry puts it, the Qur'an effects "a significant change in the Biblical legacy, treating individual persons and events as universal types and symbols.
(Shouldn't it be called "Bush Comes to Shove"?) The author avers that Rummy's manly Midwestern aura will prove a more potent legacy than his changes in the military.
But archivists have yet to find a way to save today's digital images for history, a way that will transcend the changes in technology and preserve the visual legacy of the 21st century for generations to come.
