Finally, Preuss (2007) underlined that there are three main issues researchers need to face when assessing legacies: the difference between gross and net legacy, the assessment of legacies over-time, the decisions concerning the positive and negative contributions of legacies.
Suppose that Tanium, a next-gen BigFix, collided with Qualys, a leading, albeit legacy, vulnerability assessment and management company.
To address these knowledge gaps, future research efforts should build on the Pacific Northwest's legacy of integrated regional assessments to incorporate broad-scale climatic drivers with processes operating at the stand and landscape levels, including vegetation succession, fire spread, treatment effects, and the expansion of human populations into wildland areas.
(Those in Syria and Iraq might have a different assessment of his legacy).
And any assessment of his legacy has to set that fact alongside the concessions that marred his administration and blighted our less than perfect union.
These technical and practical considerations make this study a representative assessment of migrating legacy codes from traditional HPC systems to the cloud.
Additionally, our results suggest that neglecting legacy pesticides in the risk assessment of pesticides in streams may severely underestimate the risk of ecological effects.
But with such a steep ratings drop and a generally pessimistic assessment of the legacy bond insurers–securing a triple-A rating for a new company could move slowly and with difficulty.
Crucially, I disagreed with Safire quite often, and an honest assessment of his legacy is that he got things wrong as often as, if not more than, he got them right.
Gen. Kamala Harris offered condolences to Antonin Scalia's family, along with an assessment of his legacy.
