Sentence examples for framework that goes from inspiring English sources

Although people can and do refer to Windows Phone development as "Metro", in this context – and on the MSDN subsite – we're talking about native applications that are built in Windows 8's new application framework that goes by the name of WinRT.

The aim of this paper is 1) to make an overview of past and current satellite earth observation optical sensors useful for land monitoring, with focus on cultural landscapes and 2) to illustrate a policy framework that goes beyond recommendations, suggesting the need of valuable information possibly provided by the in satellite imagery.

AMP procedures embody a framework that goes beyond simple mechanisms to incorporate intensification and diversification strategies.

As a third example, consider compressed sensing, which is a recently introduced novel framework that goes against the traditional data acquisition paradigm [34].

The theory of compressive sensing (CS) introduces a signal acquisition and reconstruction framework that goes beyond the traditional Nyquist sampling paradigm [1 4].

But it sees a bigger opportunity than just restaurants: Positioning itself as the "FedEx of today," it hopes to provide a logistics framework that goes beyond food and can be used for any type of on-demand order.

So Britain did need a wholly new monetary and fiscal framework that went beyond the crude Keynesian fine tuning of the fifties and sixties and the crude monetarism of the seventies and eighties and, instead, offered a modern British route to stability".

The 2012 AP®USH framework that went into effect in 2014 emphasized debate rather than lists of names, places, and events and an increased emphasis on historical thinking.

Our findings also confirm the need for and feasibility of evaluation frameworks that go beyond traditional intervention/comparison designs to assess the influence of contextual factors and intervention exposure.

As president, he said, he would "work to forge a more effective framework in Asia that goes beyond bilateral agreements, occasional summits, and ad-hoc arrangements such as the six-party talks on North Korea".

To achieve these positive feedback loops, we need a framework for civic technology design that goes beyond efficiency and engagement.