Banks are also leading from the front in embracing the transformational possibilities of technological development by deploying robo-advisory services as an extension of wealth management.
As an extension of [108], by deploying the proof-of-concept application on commercial Android devices, the limitations of Android devices is dealed with, and the quality of video playback streaming is improved for collaborating devices that exploit all the available radio access technologies [109].
In a more scalable configuration, Nagios can be deployed in an n-tier hierarchy using an extension known as the Nagios Service Check Acceptor (NCSA).
Deployed through partnerships with mobile operators, Bubbly is an extension of BubbleTalk, a click, talk, and send' messaging service that doesn't require any calling.
Therefore, deploying video games in the classroom is merely an extension of a core principle: that to educate a 21st century workforce, we must use the technology of their generation where they learn.
This new feature needed to work as an extension of an existing web application -- deployed in an on-premise data center -- that kept track of customer subscriptions.
The collaboration is an extension of Polartec's process that deploys recycled inputs, advanced production techniques, logistical efficiency and rigorous testing and certifications to create an innovation culture dedicated to producing sustainable fabrics with top performance characteristics.
Equations of motion for the geometrically non-linear analysis of flexible sliding beams, deployed or retrieved through a rigid channel, are derived through an extension of Hamilton's principle.
To provide back up to the current rather simple design rule deployed to avoid dryout, and thence coking, in fired reboilers, an extension of a phenomenological model has been developed.
His government emphasized lower taxes and debt reduction, and he narrowly won parliamentary support for an extension for the Canadian forces that had been deployed to Afghanistan following the September 11 attacks against the United States in 2001.
The website at early startups often is seen (and built) literally as an extension of the product — with flat HTML/CSS and deployed on the same code-path as the company's core product.
