Sentence examples for consuming services from inspiring English sources
Cars can be envisioned to be available almost ubiquitously in future smart cities and are flexibly made use of to mediate between users offering and consuming services.
Service descriptions (WSDL documents) should be ideally understood easily by service stakeholders so that the process of consuming services is simplified.
Nowadays, MAS paradigm tries to move Computation to a new level of abstraction: Computation as interaction, where large complex systems are seen in terms of the services they offer, and consequently in terms of the entities or agents providing or consuming services.
While providing anonymity at terminal devices (e.g. Android and iOS devices) is beneficial for users (e.g. consuming services and resources without the risk of being traced), relevant stakeholders (e.g. providers and governments) may require conditional anonymity for billing purpose or to locate dishonest or compromised client devices.
Technology is a means for shaping this agenda and new ways of working and consuming services.
The agents are categorized into two groups, i.e., agents offering services as service provider agents (SPA) and agents consuming services as service requesting agents (SRA).
Merchandise was out of stock, sales associates were hard to find, returns were time consuming, service was bad.
For example, instead of polling Digg every few seconds for a new event for a particular user, Gnip can ping the consuming service – saving multiple round-trip API requests and resolving a large-scale problem that exists with current web services infrastructure.
From Eq. 1, we assume that the consumer obtains some level of satisfaction from consuming electricity services, x (x 1 as improved and x 0 as the status quo) in addition to composite good, z.
Given the central role that Web services play today, the existence of such benchmark is a valuable tool when providing or consuming Web services.
Cloud computing enables a revolutionary paradigm of consuming ICT services.
