Sentence examples for management portion of from inspiring English sources

The user management portion of the system supports adding, removing, and updating privilege levels of users, including those with administrative authorization.

Obtaining the best performance from a data-intensive system entails more than merely tuning the database management portion of that system.

The authors gratefully acknowledge Ehsan Ullah for assistance with writing the file management portion of the program code and discussions of the manuscript.

Each chip has conjoined cores, the big management portions of the chip, which share some real estate and architecture.

This paper documents the implementation of the machine control and factory management portions of the CIM framework using distributed objects technology and a common objects request broker architecture compliant object request broker.

Late effects on surrounding tissue were graded according to the subjective, objective and management portions of the LENT-SOMA scales, as proposed by the EORTC and RTOG Late Effects Working Group in 1995.

The contingency-management portion of the intervention involved a reward that also was delivered via text messaging if the BrAC results were submitted on time and negative.

The project management portion involves coordination, effectively putting KBR in charge of project logistics.

This new round of funding will allow the startup to continue expansion to more merchants on ZOZI Advance, the reservations, payments and customer management software portion of the platform, and ZOZI.com, the startup's marketplace for activities and getaways., particularly those catering to millennials.

Further it has worked for monitoring of SSR at open cast mines and slope stability management is large portion of study but here we would study about small part of management with SSR.

That report found near parity in the advisory fees paid by public pension funds and the so-called subadviser fees that mutual fund managers pay when they farm out the management of a portion of their portfolios to another investment adviser.