Sentence examples for proactive that from inspiring English sources
For example, the Cloud BigJob, Amazon EC2, Eucalyptus and Nimbus Clouds and ProActive that offers a resource manager developed to mix Cloud and Grid resources [5, 90].
At WWDC last year it showed off an update to Siri called Proactive that added some Google Now-esque predictive features — such as inferring who might be calling from a landline number that's not stored in your contacts — except the data processing is done locally, on the device (not in the cloud).
However, we received questions on this term (e.g. 'does this mean that care should not be proactive?') that made clear that the denotation of the term is not well known among the expert panel.
"It certainly has become more task oriented, more proactive that it use to be.
"We're doing everything prudent and proactive that we can without starting a war in the process," said one military official.
But this claim isn't entirely persuasive, as becomes clear when he argues that manners be made more positive, more proactive — that we should engage in "lovely gestures".
"That is a proactive step that is a hurdle".
They have to be much more proactive than that.
In a Los Angeles Times review, Richard Eder said of Kenner's proactive approach that "he jumps in, armed and thrashing.
Besant Hill School, Ojai, Calif.: Very engaged and proactive community that uses the school as a teaching tool.
It describes Discerner and Extender, two proactive suggesters that can be incorporated into the CmapTools concepts mapping system.
