Sentence examples for patterns of clients from inspiring English sources

Issues with financial-sector customers' demand, the timing of pay rises for staff, the sequencing of contract wins, the discretionary spending patterns of clients and the American immigration regime (which affects its ability to move staff around) have all been blamed.

We also report proxy bandwidth savings achieved by our overlay strategy over state-of-the-art methods, on content access patterns of clients with Facebook or Twitter ties.

Alden and Taylor (2011) found that classical cognitive-behavioral interventions can be enhanced by attempts to directly manipulate the interpersonal patterns of clients from rigid, cold, and submissive behaviors to an ability to flexibly adapt to changing situational demands (Kashdan & Rottenberg, 2010).

While studies examining the implementation of clinical practice guidelines have frequently assessed clinical outcomes [ 14, 15], they have less often examined patterns of client referrals.

Rockwell watches the investment patterns of its clients to help it find new business.

It cannot adapt to the changes in mobility patterns of mobile clients.

They exhibit efficiency gains over reference methods, by exploiting the content dependencies and correlated community-driven access patterns of the clients.

For most cloud vendors, the ability to see the usage patterns of their clients allows them to see where areas of improvement can be made in real-time, and can lead to that "you read my mind" moment with clients.

In the second part of the paper, we present a reorganization strategy to restructure the hierarchical tree of location databases according to the mobility patterns of the clients with the objective to minimize the location management cost.

In addition, different patterns of HSP90 client transcriptional changes after 17AAG were identified associated to the sensitive cell lines, which could be useful to evaluate drug effectiveness.

Many caching algorithms use the history of the access pattern of the clients as a reference to try to predict which portions of the collection will be needed in the future [6 11].