Sentence examples for legacy resources from inspiring English sources

Services with extreme performance requirements, such as those that are process intensive or depending on legacy resources, are not observed.

The paper also presents an application scenario in the area of network, systems and service management, where the interoperability components permit the interworking of SOMA agents, SNMP-compliant elements, legacy resources, and non-SOMA MA platforms.

Migration to the cloud, for the purpose of this paper, can be defined as the transition process of all or part of an organisation's legacy IT resources, including: hardware, software, stored data, and business processes, from locally on-premises deployments behind its firewalls to the cloud environment where they can be managed remotely by a third party.

The hope is that the LegIT will indeed be a legacy; a resource for conservators and heritage managers of the future wishing to understand in real terms how climate change is affecting the sites and monuments in their care.

Yet, as Forbes wrote today, this has begun to change of late as companies that are handicapped by decades-old, legacy enterprise resource planning (ERP) system increasingly move from on-premise systems to those based in the cloud.

"Because they couldn't even manage to print all of the pages right side up," he said, implying that Poles are essentially indifferent to Schulz's legacy and lack resources and competence to preserve it.

It doesn't speak well of us at all if this is how we want to be seen as stewards of our natural resources legacy.

Unless the Park Service embraces innovative solutions like historical leases, our children will inherit a crumbling legacy of diminished historical resources.

The DTC provides data integration for various data resources from legacy programs and database management systems using SQL querying.

Using the same API as Amazon Web Services, it allows you to repurpose your existing data resources and legacy applications, linking them into broader cloud computing services.

Treasury currently anticipates that approximately half of the TARP resources for legacy assets will be devoted to the Legacy Loans Program, but our approach will allow for flexibility to allocate resources where we see the greatest impact.