Sentence examples for deliver adaptation from inspiring English sources

a state transfer strategy for dynamic reconfigurations is formalised, the self-adaptation strategy is detailed, an architecture to deliver adaptation as a cloud-based service is proposed.

Moreover, a cloud-based architecture for the implementation of this strategy is proposed, as an attempt to deliver adaptation as a service.

Although SAFDIS framework (André et al. 2011) being, however, close to our proposal, none of the above decentralised approaches for feedback loops intends to deliver adaptation as a service.

The work reported here extends the original SBCARS'2014 paper (Oliveira and Barbosa 2014) as follows: a state transfer strategy for dynamic reconfigurations is formalised, the self-adaptation strategy is detailed, an architecture to deliver adaptation as a cloud-based service is proposed.

There were also examples of conservation organizations working with other sectors, including infrastructure development companies and gravel extraction companies, to create new conservation sites that would deliver adaptation benefits.

In order to avoid these problems, we propose a new strategy towards delivering adaptation as a service (AaaS).

Based on this adaptation architecture, the paper also proposes a cloud-based implementation of a feedback loop that is transparent to the users and delivers adaptation as a service.

Policy makers, donors and technicians can encourage the broader use of EbA by smallholder farmers by facilitating farmer-to-farmer exchanges to share knowledge on EbA implementation, assessing the effectiveness of EbA practices in delivering adaptation benefits, and tailoring EbA policies and programs for smallholder farmers in different socioeconomic and biophysical contexts.

However, the tool is best suited to deliver local adaptation solutions, and adequate use depends on consensus about the adaptation problem, setting objective thresholds and determining uncertainty about future change.

This report is the first to deliver an adaptation method that takes into account the complexity of the interRAI Suite and that tackles the challenges of the multidimensional character of the individual instruments, while preserving both the individuality of the multiple setting versions as the link between them.

Cathie Boyd's staging for Cryptic presents it as a dramatic monologue with Madeleine Worrall as the hero delivering an adaptation of the text that Darryl Pinckney originally wrote for a production by Robert Wilson in the 1990s.