Sentence examples for handling resources from inspiring English sources
A distinguishing feature of the architecture is its versatility in handling resources.
The logistic tools were seen as highly valuable and have been used for tasks ranging from establishing optimal bases for four new emergency response units to handling resources in camps during the 2015 refugee crisis.
Computational and Data "Grids" are middleware for building dynamically constructed problem solving environments using geographically and organizationally dispersed high performance computing and data handling resources.
Prior work has demonstrated that the way in which information handling resources are organized (the resource architecture) in an extremely complex learning system is constrained within some specific bounds if the available resources are limited, and that there is evidence that the human brain has been constrained in this way.
This provides constant updates to dynamically control cooling and air handling resources.
Scientists and engineers use a similar paradigm to make use of massive amounts of compute and data handling resources provided by companies such as Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
For example, it highlights that the material handling resource speed and acceleration value were quite not as influent on the performance measure as expected by the experts.
This study concerns a particular type of automated manufacturing system, composed of parallel machines sharing a material handling resource often encountered in practice.
The School of General Studies handles resources, policies, and procedures for veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Neither wants to be told how to handle resources on its home ice.The fact that the Baffin polar bear population crosses a national boundary would suggest a need for the involvement of Canada's federal government.
Proactively dealing with adverse and favorable events that may arise during everyday operations might prevent, for example: delay on deployment of services, cost overrun in activities, predictable failures of handled resources, and, consequently, waste of money.
