Sentence examples for managed system from inspiring English sources

A typical network management system is called a manager/agent model and consists of a manager, a managed system of database of information, and the network protocol.

The composition of the automata and the computed control logic is generated in a target language (i.e., in Java for this work), which will constitute the coordination controller for the managers within the managed system.

An autonomic manager continuously monitors the managed system so as to detect any change in the system state that is in contrast to its objectives.

During initialization, the modules (CM, CA and MM) are created, and two threads are started for executing the main control loop: one thread corresponds to the Component Manager thread that executes and monitors the managed system as a set of running components, while the other thread is the Configuration Adapter thread that handles events that may imply possible reconfigurations.

Their management decisions consist to reduce the resource allocated to the managed system while preserving good performance.

Her tightly managed system proved effective.

Brian P. Hale, a spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said in an interview that the newly disclosed records represented the past, and that the agency's new leaders were committed to transparency and greater oversight, including prompt public disclosure and investigation of every death, and more attention to detainee care in a better-managed system.

Some experts believe the bureaucrat-managed system for allocating research grants is smothering innovation.

Mr. Munro's report casts special attention on a secretive, police-managed system of 20 centers for the criminally insane.

Robin Alexander, head of the Cambridge review of primary schools, said the Labour government refused to "listen, engage and learn" from independent advice in its "micro-managed" system.

"If you're starting from scratch," he says, "then a single-payer system" — a government-managed system like Canada's, which disconnects health insurance from employment — "would probably make sense.