Sentence examples for integrating access from inspiring English sources

Some other examples of research testbeds related to heterogeneous wireless networks include the testbed developed during the Mobility and Differentiated Services in a Future IP Network (Moby Dick) IST project, where an isolated testbed integrating access networks based on IEEE 802.11b and UMTS technologies was implemented.

Right at its onset integrating access permissions in the definition of the data models was identified as an absolute necessity by the participants, as anticipated by the SKOS group.

That VCT was bundled with other health interventions in an effective manner to mobilize a large population rapidly is an encouraging demonstration of "diagonality," integrating access to one service (VCT) to stimulate access to other evidence-based interventions (mosquito nets, water filters, condoms) that, when taken together, address the top burdens of disease in East Africa.

The themes of access and/or quality are explored in each Team ACCESS study (see Table 1), with the overall objectives of integrating access and quality relevant to CRC services, and developing tools to assess these dimensions of the healthcare system.

Central and intermediate community members may initiate, monitor, evaluate and approve newcomer integration, while newcomers aim to integrate, access community knowledge and eventually participate in the ongoing practice as full members (Lave and Wenger 1991).

Cisco plans to soon integrate access to its Web conference application, WebEx into Xobni.

I therefore integrate access analysis with an examination of how built environments encode meanings and nonverbally communicate them to inhabitants and visitors, potentially influencing their actions and interactions.

In this paper, we developed a mixed-integer non-linear programming model that integrates access road development and a utility theoretic spatial choice model of hunters into a strategic forest harvest-scheduling model.

Ink, home to the Ink File Picker (formerly known as Filepicker.io), which lets developers integrate access to cloud services within their applications, is today launching its second product, Ink Mobile.

Filepicker.io, a Y Combinator-backed company building tools that make it easier for developers to integrate access to cloud services within their applications, is now bringing its capabilities to mobile developers building apps on iOS and Android.

Because the Android operating system allows mobile applications to more tightly integrate, access and control core OS features, it makes sense for KIDO'Z to choose Android as its initial foray into mobile.