Sentence examples for distributed assets from inspiring English sources

Social and economic changes caused by the likes of Airbnb are possible only because cloud computing makes it cheap and easy to manage a huge database of distributed assets that are in near constant flux.

Enfora, which essentially enables companies to access, analyze and leverage information from their distributed assets, had revenues of $61.3 million during the 12-month period ended September 30, 2010.

We excluded variables with a prevalence below 3-53-5% higher than 95-97% from the analysis so as to restrict computations to evenly distributed assets and to avoid assets owned and peculiar to only certain segments of the population.

The control of distributed assets may be more challenging to co-ordinate but their distributed nature allows a battery to be more responsive to local network conditions and constraints [13].

That will require the ability to create the types of price signals that will attract new capital to build out the future interactive grid. 1) The first principle is to develop a framework for locational pricing of distributed assets, since a distributed resource will have different value depending on where it's located.

We evaluate the performance of the dynamic BL model using both standard performance ratios as well as other measures that are designed to capture tail risk in the presence of non-normally distributed asset returns.

These forms trump wills when it comes to distributing assets not held jointly.

The basic tools include: packaging assets, distributing assets, generating and issuing usage licenses, enforcing licensed usage, protecting asset and license confidentiality, and managing keys.

We have a system where a divorce court has an extremely wide discretion to distribute assets at the point of divorce".

Even though there is no estate tax, wills can have clauses that distribute assets to trusts as if the tax still existed.

Saudi Arabia does have a system of sorts for liquidators to be appointed, to sell and to distribute assets in cases where private agreements cannot be reached.