Sentence examples for established domain from inspiring English sources

ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) and WIPO have established domain name dispute procedures, including the arbitration process, which Bridges says are meant to quickly resolve the obvious cases.

As energy-saving initiatives need to expand beyond the established domain of low-energy residential and commercial buildings, this study demonstrates the successful application of active and passive energy-saving measures to a large, energy-efficient industrial building the first to be surveyed by an LCA.

In this work, we established domain bigram networks as a computational model for the study of cellular evolution.

A second disorder-specific scale The Weiss Functional Impairment Rating Scale has been developed and initial studies suggest that it has strong internal consistency, a well established domain structure and is sensitive to change following treatment [ 90].

Avedon was in search of the inner spirit alright, but was hijacking the former preserve of the postwar humanist photographic tradition, in searching for something generic outside of their established domain of street photography.

We conclude that "region" provides a valuable complement to the established domains that can all be reliably assessed with the U-MICS Short Form.

These pregnancy measures complement the existing measures for other established domains in the PhenX Toolkit, including reproductive health, anthropometrics, demographic characteristics, and alcohol, tobacco, and other substances.

In future studies we plan to conduct head-on-head comparisons to examine the benefits and weaknesses of our questionnaire in relation to established domain-specific questionnaires.

There is increasing evidence that young domains can exhibit higher levels of structural disorder than established domains (Buljan et al. 2010; Moore and Bornberg-Bauer 2012).

Human MFAP1 has been isolated in spliceosomal fractions, suggesting retention of its premetazoan function and highlighting the ability of apparently established domains to acquire additional, diverse functions.

Such preferential recruitment might be explained through the potential impact of novel and consequently disordered domains disrupting existing biological functions; established domains, by their very nature, being less likely to cause such disruptions (Moore and Bornberg-Bauer 2012).