Sentence examples for management objects from inspiring English sources
Objects managed by DM agents or DM managers are grouped together to form DM trees, whose nodes are called management objects.
Traffic management objects should have the right to share road infrastructure, so the capacity should be orderly distributed under a certain space time condition, which meets the demand of each object to finish the evacuation task.
This study proposes and prototypes a model that integrates these two aspects of the Information System Life Cycle ISLCC) by automatically mapping system analysis objects into project management objects.
SQL Server Management Studio can run through the SQL Server-distributed Management Objects DMOO) as well as the SQL Management Objects SMO), which are the preferred management objects for SQL Server 2005.
Nor would the England management object massively in a World Cup year if the current European player of the year moved back to Blighty.
So the workers cheated, and no one at the company's management objected when case file after case file had identical entries, the former employees said.
But 15 shareholders, representing major Russian brokerage firms and foreign investors with stakes in the subsidiary or the parent, sent a letter of protest to Surgutneftegaz management, objecting to the terms of the consolidation and insisting that the process be postponed until a plan is developed that protects everyone's rights.
Its multi-tier architecture simplifies the development of complex services by providing the non-functional features needed for their execution, such as object lifecycle management, persistence management, thread management, object pooling, and so on.
Finally Process object is associated with Design and Management activity objects to make up a mutually communicating set of the three objects called design cycle representing safety conscious process design.
It is the absence of testing in those two circumstances that management apparently objects to.
Macarthur's management also objects to the conditional nature of Peabody's bid.
