Sentence examples for define a service from inspiring English sources

The proposed rules define a service animal as "any dog or other common domestic animal individually trained to do work or perform tasks" for a person with a physical or mental disability.

I have far more responsibility and scope for practice then I could possibly hope for in a band five post and have an opportunity to help design and define a service – as well as gaining experience working without few resources and very little budget.

The combination of all standards and technologies used to define a service must be easily understood by an execution engine.

We define a service flow as a traffic stream and its QoS profile, in a given transmission direction.

We define a service enumeration scan as one where multiple connections were attempted to each internal IP across a fixed set of ports, with substantially the same set attempted for each such IP.

We define a service transaction as the signaling exchange which starts with an IGMP message sent by the client, and ends when a SIP reply is sent by the MBSC-SS back to the client (see Figure 4).

For these purposes, it defines a service set between the application layer and the other communication layers to manage network resources reservation negotiate the quality of service (QoS) and ensure real-time service execution.

Treating a customer demand for software development as a request for an IT service is a promising way for addressing the customer value expectations, in line with the definition of services by ISO/IEC ([2011]), which defines a service as a "means of delivering value to customers by facilitating outcomes customers want to achieve".

The ADA defines a service animal as an animal trained to do a specific task to assist a person with a disability.

The Montana law, which would cover Zabawa's hotel, defines a service fee as "an arbitrary fixed charge added to the customer's bill by an employer in lieu of a tip".

In this paper, we describe an architecture that defines a service-oriented, Web service-based approach to model management.