Sentence examples for implementation of migration from inspiring English sources

However, nowadays, they have in common the implementation of migration programs to determine who is eligible to migrate.

A typical implementation of migration model in BBO is described as follows.

Instead of reinforcing the perception of third countries as simple receiving units of European policies, we choose to focus on the agency of the local actors and the feedback effects involved in the negotiations for the implementation of migration policies, that may lead, or not, to a translation of the European objectives into the registries of practices of the partner countries.

Weigel, R., Jackson, E.A. "Experimental implementation of migrations in multiple-attractor systems," International Journal of Bifurcation & Chaos in Applied Sciences & Engineering, vol.8, no.1, pp.173-178.

Now a days, most of the hypervisors support live migration but the implementation of live migration with a little or no consideration towards its security.

While we cannot prevent human migration, and why would we, it is possible to make population movements safer through the adoption and implementation of effective migration regimes--the right set of institutions, laws and policies--that also generate multiple and sustainable development benefits.

The stability and accuracy of the procedures proposed have been studied, based on the implementation of the migration algorithm within a problem of seismic prospecting.

In addition, we provide a batch sequential design framework for iterative implementation of model migration, which thus avoids an exhaustive treatment of a predetermined number of design points.

In this paper we present and evaluate the first available prototype implementation of live migration over SR-IOV enabled InfiniBand devices.

Moldova has persistently been depicted as the "good student" in the implementation of the "migration and development" pillar of the Mobility Partnership and as an example to follow for other partner countries.

The decline in the flow of Mexican immigrants to the USA is primarily due to the slow recovery of the US economy after the Great Recession (Passel et al. 2012) and the implementation of stricter migration policies.