Sentence examples for data service operation from inspiring English sources

Jack McConville, editor of the trade journal Inside Market Data, published by Risk Waters, said Reuters was increasingly squeezed between the premium data service operation of Bloomberg L.P., which charges customers with multiple terminals $1,350 a month, and the lower-price services of providers like Thomson Financial, whose services cost about $500 a month.

Emap, which employs around 1500 staff, also has five other business divisions: exhibitions and festivals business Connect, the Networks division responsible for conferences, Emap Middle East, fashion information service WGSN and another information and data service operation, Insight.

They're going to split up the company and issue two tracking stocks: one for MCI and long distance, and the other for WorldCom's data services operations.

The Information services operation, which includes fashion data business WGSN and Groundsure, improved its revenues by 6% to £92.8m.

With the semantic metadata of document sets on the Web being systematically translated instead of manually edited by either content providers or data service providers, the semantic operation on the whole Web, such as semantic query or semantic search based on certain semantic layer, will be possible in the near future.

The data set also includes information on service operations other than physical transport and thus allows us to analyse the variety of logistic operations carried out in a given transport chain.

It encapsulates various real cloud service operation specification data, written in OWL 2 [24].

While each of the cloud service API requests can be addressed with certain service operation specification data, a mapping can be implemented between the API and respected operation specifications.

These features have been considered as a focal point and a metric suite is proposed with the measures like described semantic elements, defined service operation, functional data value and so on.

A minimum data set (MDS) was created by the English Department of Health to provide information on NHS 111 service operation.

The injection of mutated data can be done once per service operation execution (i.e., per each client call), as the goal is to understand the impact of the faulty data in the execution of that particular operation.