Sentence examples for multiple management systems from inspiring English sources

Defining the context of harvest within the spatially connected landscape and across multiple management systems is a first step in developing a shared framework of governance for the sustainability of wild rice landscapes.

Thus, if we design plants that contain genes allowing greater nutrient-use efficiency or which have different root architectures to improve the ability to capture scarce water, we need to understand how these will function in agricultural production contexts that potentially involve multiple management systems that each alter species competitive interactions.

Relying on distributed hosting of the complementary data sources compounds the management of multiple permissions even further because it also involves multiple permission management systems.

Within a large-scale distributed (or centralized) smart grid, the communication network is designed to connect multiple power management systems and collect data from hundreds or thousands of power sensors over a large geographical area.

Mirage cannot show whether the packages in a system are outdated and work with multiple package management systems.

These elements are the basis of the multiple-use management systems employed in the wetlands of eastern Mauritania and which have proved resilient in the face of variable rainfall.

Data Grids rely on the coordinated sharing of and interaction across multiple autonomous database management systems.

Naytev integrates with multiple major content management systems, including WordPress, Tumblr, Drupal and Squarespace.

Naytev integrates with multiple major content management systems, including WordPress, Tumblr, Drupal and Squarespace.

The benchmark also aims at benchmarking of multiple big data management systems, but currently lacks streaming functionality by concentrating on read-only or update-only workloads.

It is clear that the multiple-use management system generates much greater annual revenues with less exposure to risk than the estimated expected from the single-use system (Table 20).