Sentence examples for flexible migration from inspiring English sources

For such dynamic and flexible migration has been an economic grail in the EU for years, as politicians looked enviously at Americans' willingness to move from one state to another in search of work.

OpenPipes also allows flexible migration of modules (implemented in software or hardware, or both) from one subsystem to another, even in a running system.

Sam Bowman, executive director of the Adam Smith Institute, agreed that May ought to be more flexible on migration.

In the past fortnight we have been treated to news that David Davis (whose role in this farce is to play Secretary of State for Exiting the EU) appears to have no problem with the thought of paying a price for retaining some of the current advantages of EU membership, and that Boris Johnson is flexible on migration, at least on some occasions.

Meanwhile, while taking into account the impact on network quality ONU switching times and transmission distance, a flexible ONU migration algorithm (OMA) is proposed to maximize bandwidth resource utilization.

On the other hand, it is well known that, under fully flexible wages, migration is likely to bring aggregate gains but with redistribution in the short term in favour of source country workers and against destination country workers, which see their earnings reduced in light of an increased supply of labour (e.g. Borjas 1999).

They are also the most in need of the kind of flexible rapid response migration impact funding that Labour pioneered in 2008 to help relieve pressure on housing, GP surgeries, policing and schools – funding that was scrapped by the Tories as ineffective.

The product code scheme is flexible; it allows migration to a stronger code to guarantee the same target BFR when the raw bit error rate increases with increase in the number of programming cycles.

When migrating a workload to the cloud, demand flexible contracting options and migration resources.

Wood et al. [100] proposed a CloudNet framework to achieve the live migration and flexible placement of VM's and data over a seamlessly connected resource pool (provided by different CDC).

The PIC microcontroller architecture is essentially based on a modified Harvard RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computer) instruction set with dual-bus architecture, thus, providing fast and flexible design with an easy migration path from only 6 pins to 80 pins, and from 384 bytes to 128 kbytes of program memory.