Sentence examples for evolving application from inspiring English sources

Runtime reconfigurable component models provide several attractions with regard to the management of wireless sensor network (WSN) applications operating in dynamic environments and under evolving application requirements.

In the rapidly evolving application of surface deposition of high density, thickened tailings (paste), a key design parameter is the yield stress.

In this paper, we report on our experiences with architecture compliance checking – the process of checking whether the planned or specified software architecture is obeyed by the running system – of an OSGi-based, dynamically evolving application in the office domain.

We start with "A Reconfigurable Component Model with Semantic Type System for Dynamic WSN Applications" by Klaas Thoelen et al., which presents a novel component model for the development of wireless sensor network (WSN) applications operating in dynamic environments and under evolving application requirements.

For more than a thousand years Islam has stood still because the mullahs, who became de facto clergy instead of genuine scholars, closed the door on 'ijtehad' [reinterpreting Islam in light of modernity] and no one came forward with an evolving application of the message of the Holy Quran.

Any evolving application reaches the point where another incremental change just won't do.

Finally, we discuss how these rapidly evolving applications might affect current training curricula and how imaging-derived big data could be harnessed to the benefit of our patients.

We then propose a supporting tool called a "portability checker" that can help the application developer in evolving applications developed using MDA.

The basic physics and engineering regarding neutron production by accelerators, target moderator systems, and beam line instrumentation are introduced, followed by an extensive discussion of various evolving applications currently exploited at CANS.

But (yes, I started a sentence with but) despite the fact that a properly turned semicolon thrills me as much as the next punctuation geek, I simply don't believe that emerging and evolving applications of language, and their attending changes in usage, are in fact a threat to the planet.

Take the best entry level job you can get, and in your spare time, focus on honing your skills and on keeping up with the constantly evolving applications, hardware, and software that you'll need to utilize.