Sentence examples for enabled workflow from inspiring English sources

Recently our research group introduced the notion of Service Enabled Workflow (SEW) with the integration of Semantic Web Service and Workflow.

We present a flexible framework that enables workflow systems to adapt to changing conditions.

This paper presents results and lessons learned from an on-going technology-transfer research project aimed at introducing service and technology innovation within a peripheral public administration while transferring enabling workflow methodologies and technologies to local Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

Publishing workflows in repositories enables workflow sharing inside and/or among scientific communities.

As a result, atomic workflows can be searched and found in these repositories enabling workflow developers to embed atomic workflows with the required functionality in meta-workflows.

The existence and flexibility of such repositories enables workflow sharing to wider scientific communities thereby facilitating development of meta-workflows to achieve modelling complex scientific problems via workflows.

This enables workflow automation and distribution that was hardly possible before.

To illustrate, we provide two examples of Web service-enabled workflows performing automated processing of diversely encoded biological documents.

The pipes-and-filters model [ 26], often described as 'small pieces, loosely joined', enables workflows to be built up from small programs chained together by streaming.

The ability to store samples allows production of multiple samples over several days to weeks followed by their simultaneous analysis, saving time and enabling workflows that suit the experimenter.

We use workflow motifs [17], to enable relating workflows from one domain to other workflows by different domains.