Sentence examples for definition of service from inspiring English sources
"It's sort of a modern definition of service; it's not obsequious," Mr. Schrager said.
That concept involves careful definition of service, customer, time, and price.
These surveys also revealed that there is no consistency in the definition of service reliability.
Legally speaking, the D.O.T.'s new policy applied only to airplanes — the A.D.A.'s definition of service animal stayed the same.
A better approach is to persuade employees to commit to a holistic definition of service: creating value for others, outside and within the organization.
The results will support the SEEM adoption and the definition of service processes avoiding the design of customized models, that cannot be compared and adapted to different realities.
This analysis will demonstrate that the use of middleware technologies that use the definition of services' interface can limit the reuse and interoperability requisites desired by the main standards consortia.
He actually introduced the show by reading the dictionary definition of "services" to the fawning audience.
It's sorta "everything that's not manufacturing" rather than our more traditional definition of services.
Following Gadrey's [19] definition of services, different objects of services can be distinguished: material objects, people, or information.
Following Hill [26], the definition of services was further developed in a more socio-technical approach, focusing on the concept of "service relation".
