Sentence examples for isolated clients from inspiring English sources

I am not saying thats the full answer but taking the services to our isolated clients did seem to be the answer rather than trying to get them to a central point!

But targets of EWS/FLI1 will vary in importance from isolated clients on the network to more centrally situated hubs or routers which regulate a subdomain of this network in concert.

Also, the interface fails to isolate client code from changes in the Galaxy API, as it passes to the caller the same dictionary structures that the server sends.

Moreover, the new API defines specific objects as its method return values, thus effectively isolating client code from changes in the server-side Galaxy interface.

The new API addresses the aforementioned issues with two main features: an object-oriented (OO) programming model, which simplifies development and isolates client code from changes in the Galaxy API and a high-level component that simplifies complex operations and supports metacomputing on the information describing the various Galaxy entities.

This architecture adds an intermediate layer (database) to the well-known client and server layers, that isolates the client part from the industrial process, allowing to incorporate the required data management and neural network processing tasks.

Harry Jamieson, the owner and sole employee of this firm, is so isolated that even clients who have visited him for decades get lost trying to find his workshop.

Isolated from clients and it was once thought assets with proprietary value, technologists bounce from firm to firm, from one high-rise building to another.To this footloose community, the case of Sergey Aleynikov, a Goldman Sachs programmer, came as a shock.

Box 3 Criminalisation of clients: displaces street-based sex work to isolated areas Sex worker voices: Clients worry [about police].

His client felt "isolated and trapped … with no one to turn to" and resorted to "desperate measures".

"That's a very unsatisfactory service and leaves the client feeling isolated, uncared for and may lead to their situation becoming worse rather than better".