Sentence examples for external it from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is to advance design science by developing a framework for research on reuse and the relationship between external IT artifacts and their users.

Nimsoft's solutions gives companies visibility into the performance and availability of their customers' business applications across both internal and external IT infrastructures.

We suggest a strategic research agenda that integrates the design of the relationship between an external IT artifact and the user by considering the impact artifacts exert on users.

The obtained network dependency model has been validated by an external IT specialist consultant to the company to be reasonable, to contain the most important devices, and to bear reasonable dependency degrees.

The internal (e.g., "is not") and external ("it is not the case that") negation constructions of English do not correspond directly to presupposition-affirming and presupposition-denying negations, although there may conceivably be a tendency (either among academic philosophers or in general) to use external negation when denying presuppositions.

A design science approach to IS research needs to grapple with the fact that a number of relevant, economically attractive, external IT artifacts cannot be designed from scratch nor meaningfully evaluated based on the current state of development, and so design science research will struggle with incomplete cycles of design, relevance, and rigor.

For example, faecal matter inside the body is less problematic than when it becomes external to it, where it is an object of revulsion.

Thus, not only is it external, but it is also universal.

"But it is conceivable that because it was an external activity it was not understood as a potential conflict until now, when that is being raised".

It is deemed external because it is proposed as holding independently of any particular historical, cultural or social context.

Protected by these high external tariffs, it reorganised its own operations to take advantage of regional economies of scale.