Sentence examples for language utilities from inspiring English sources

Second, it includes new language utilities for collecting and monitoring the system events necessary to demonstrate regulatory compliance in real-time.

In an integrated framework, the simulation facilitates policy authoring using the new language utilities, which in turn allow the observance of policy violation with its operational impact using "what-if" scenarios about coordinated attacks on the infrastructure.

Using an online portal now being re-coded with more modern programming languages, utilities can log in and view how water use changes impact revenue.

"You hear a different language from utility fund managers now," said Mr. Herbert at Morningstar.

This commitment also provides support for a reading of Godwin's position which sees it as concerned with individual moral perfectibility, couched in the language of utility, rather than as strictly utilitarian.

Regarding key aspects of methodology reporting in health economic studies, our study also confirms the findings of Neumann et al. who analyzed adherence to recommended reporting practice in English-language cost-utility studies published between 1976 1997 and 1998 2001 [ 1].

Developers wishing to write WHERE Widgets would use the PHP and Ruby-complaint.WHERE mark-up landuage and scripting utilities- which makes it possible to create WHERE apps on J2ME and BREW handsets.

In "Why Poetry?" (Ecco), out this summer, Matthew Zapruder defines a poet as a writer who is prepared "to reject all other purposes, in favor of the possibilities of language freed from utility".

Rifa'a had been amazed by the malleability of the French language, geared to utility more than embellishment, and he introduced similar principles into Arabic as Mirza Saleh, through his travelogue, had done for Persian.

This chapter describes the Tensilica instruction extension (TIE) language and its utility in creating application-specific instruction extensions for the Xtensa microprocessor core.

The term "automation" refers to the ability for end-users to augment, customize, and drive the capabilities of electronic design and verification tools by means of a scripting language and associated support utilities.