Sentence examples for consolidation of application from inspiring English sources
Over the weekend, Microsoft announced the consolidation of application pricing tiers to better match Windows Store and Windows Phone applications.
This included the now clear rise of SQL, the consolidation of cloud application vendors, the end of the war between the public and private cloud, and the growth of analytics fueled by machine data.
The great diffusion of Internet accesses in the world and the enormous evolution of the Internet technologies have strongly determined dissemination and consolidation of many applications of video content distribution.
The admission portal also saved potential students time and money by submitting one centralized application, resulting in consolidation of the nursing school application process.
Other ways to dramatically reduce consumption are consolidation or virtualization of applications and buying more energy-efficient IT hardware in the first place.
Thus, the proposed strategic plan should provide strong protection for continuous promotion of land consolidation through the application of a top-down and comprehensive design considering agriculture production, livelihood and ecology as comprehensive targets.
That's why consolidation of data centers and virtualization of applications and servers are such good opportunities for companies to get more focus and control.
While developers moan about Twitter's consolidation of power in its core applications, the cable networks have restructured themselves around providing live video and talking head context with a Twitter feedback loop as editorial monitoring.
The period from 1700 to 1800, "the century of analysis," witnessed the consolidation of the calculus and its extensive application to mechanics.
CBL ensures the consolidation of newly acquired knowledge through its application and discussions [ 18, 19].
The aim of this study was to assess if the application of rhOP-1 induces accelerated consolidation of the callus in mandibular distraction osteogenesis.
