Sentence examples for creation of persistent from inspiring English sources

The name resolver allows the creation of persistent URLs (URNs) for display in the library's OPAC and in Web presentations of electronic resources.

In the computational environment, the creation of persistent and uniform identifiers allows not only identification and reference, but also access to documents by means of textual hyperlinks.

A similar impulse went into the creation of "Persistent Voices: Poetry by Writers Lost to AIDS," an anthology published this month in an effort to revive the memories and careers of gay poets like Tim Dlugos, Joe Brainard and Gil Cuadros, whose posthumous reputations dwindled as their work became increasingly obscure.

This new version of the site has been developed against the principles of linked open data and RESTful architecture where the creation of persistent URLs is a primary objective.

Exploitation of cyberspace results in both conscious information-sharing and publication (of both personal and corporate variety) and, inevitably, the creation of persistent data that many users may be unaware of (perhaps as metadata or as old data thought to be removed or put out of reach).

This special issue seeks to rethink the role of power in institutional creation and change in the context of persistent neoliberalism.

One significant addition to the script was the creation of Maguire to provide a persistent element of pursuit to the Sullivans' departure from the old world.

In most OECD countries, labour markets remain deeply affected by the global financial crisis with weak aggregate demand, insufficient job creation and persistent high levels of unemployment.

Much of that dynamic impetus was concentrated just south of the District, where a process called frontogenesis (literally, creation of a mid-level front in the atmosphere) set up a band of persistent, moderately intense snow.

Longer-term solutions include the creation of a few centers, each hosting a research computational cloud made up of persistent high capacity storage, joined with an extensive compute and networking infrastructure.

Heritage says that "persistent institutional weaknesses impede creation of a more vibrant private sector" and "the rule of law is weak".