Sentence examples for evolution of the application from inspiring English sources

We reflect on the evolution of the application development process and the real world usage of the middleware.

For the reasons below, the key independent variable of this paper is, directly, the average effective tariff rate.9 This is a policy variable (that accounts the evolution of the application of trade liberalization policy) and thus permits to evaluate more precisely the results of the policy.

The evolution of the applications is tracked and language specific differences are highlighted.

In addition, such frameworks commonly provide a uniform, technology-independent programming interface and as such enable decoupling the application from database specifics, facilitating co-evolution of the application and the database, and supporting the migration towards other databases.

Our results can inform the conscious evolution of the insurance application process.

The SLA framework was applied further for the management of security-based SLA (in [50 53]) and has been integrated in simulation engines able to predict the evolution of the developed application [54, 55].

The 2011 and 2012 resubmission process provided us with a direct opportunity to assess the influence of the review process on the evolution of the grant applications as a measure of grant writing.

Overall, the changes to the course were very effective: increasing student engagement, improving their understanding of evolution, facilitating the application of evolutionary thinking to topics outside of the classroom, and increasing overall enjoyment of the course.

Overall, the recent advancements in both omics and bioinformatics have been game-changing for the field of molecular evolution, and the application of such new approaches and technologies have only begun to surface.

The main criterion for judgment was the correlation between the recruited pulmonary volume estimated by a new technique (CRF INview®) and the evolution of the PaO2 after application of three increasing levels of PEEP (5 10 15).

In the context of evolution, evolutionary medicine (the application of modern evolutionary theory to understanding health and disease) provides such examples and should increase understanding of a core component of evolution, natural selection.