Sentence examples for encourage domain from inspiring English sources

In pursuit of profits, registrars actively encourage domain name hoarding by prompting customers to register multiple variations on an address whether or not they plan to use them, lest a competitor or detractor snap up the names later.

These results in combination with previous analyses are not encouraging for domain-independent planning.

Amusingly, the people in the anti-camp seem to be a joyful mix of porn site owners, who won't have to now go to the bother of changing their web addresses, and the religious right that believed the xxx domain would encourage more people to look at porn on the internet.

TC: Did you buy this domain to encourage mining or exchanges?

Some developers may decide to put their instrument in the public domain to encourage its free and public use.

PROMIS chose the term "physical function" rather than "disability" to describe this domain to encourage development and use of items that measure functional status across the entire range of ability, from those who are physically strong and healthy to the least able-bodied.

Good scenarios integrate several disciplines, encourage discussion of cognitive domains, promote collaboration and encourage self-directed learning [ 22].

Therefore, because of the known cancer and disease relevance of mutations in the WAP domain of other genes, the presence of mutations in the WAP domain of WFDC8 encourage further study of the role of WFDC8 in colon cancer development.

He then directed his efforts toward enriching his domain, encouraging migrants to settle there, building cities, including Lviv and Chełm, and promoting the development of a flourishing trade through his lands.

The potential for many people to be involved in the performance/production and the hyperlink connectivity of digital resources also encourages a multiperspective/multidimensional domain typical of Yolŋu knowledge production instances (Christie 2001).

The method we described is in the public domain, and we encourage publication authors and database developers to adopt isoform signatures in their works, in order to reduce ambiguities in the identification of alternatively spliced isoforms.