Sentence examples for legacy systematic from inspiring English sources

Our experience in successfully transforming a large collection (10,512 character states) of legacy systematic character data into the ontology-based EQ syntax resulted in a recognition of several distinct systematic character types with respect to the logical categorization enforced by ontologies.

We'll be dining while Palestinians are bombarded in the latest Israeli ground offensive; while the fate of thousands of young immigrants fleeing from Central America remains uncertain; while mass incarceration continues our nation's legacy of systematic racism; while greedy corporations pollute our planet and oppress our laborers.

'Beyond' versus 'between': there lies the difference it would seem, and indeed it will be interesting for the analyst to see whether such semantic tensions end up propelling fundamental theoretical or experimental distinctions, or whether they will remain as just the rather innocuous legacy of that systematic blurring we have outlined above.

It was a legacy of the apparently systematic use of drugs by Chinese swimmers in the 1990s.

The pernicious legacy of apartheid, with its systematic denial of education to millions of black people, and its spatial segregation written into the very landscape of the country, cannot be dismissed lightly.

It was the collision of heavy weather and the legacy of four decades of systematic dismantling of the public sphere, and layered on top of all of it was the reality of systemic racism at every level.

This work presents a systematic process to modernize legacy Web applications into RIAs.

Informatic efforts to facilitate the integration and interrogation of the distributed molecular data legacy for NDD can enable a systematic and objective prioritization of molecular protagonists and therefore potential biomarkers in NDD (5 8).

It may be that we are paying the price here for not coming to terms with the legacy of Guantánamo, or thinking, in a systematic way, about children and the war on terror.

So focused is Hussey on the legacy of colonialism that he pays little systematic attention to what is, in fact, one of the book's most striking and disturbing themes: Muslim antisemitism.

According to [51] the systematic and efficient modernisation of legacy applications to exploit current cloud-based technologies remains a major challenge.