Sentence examples for protect legacy from inspiring English sources
Fingerprinting is a technology to identify and protect legacy content.
In summary, FBMC/OQAM exhibits a low out-of-band emission while the spectral efficiency is not degraded, which is a desirable feature to protect legacy users in cognitive radio networks or when perfect synchronization between nodes cannot be attained.
In Spain for instance, there seems to be an 'anti-startup' climate derived from the country's new taxation on potential gains (laws to protect legacy business), which has apparently even driven Google out of the country, as well as caused other negative elements such as scarce capital and high bureaucracy that led Spanish entrepreneurs to establish themselves overseas.
He says adopting rules is more than just a way of protecting legacy franchises.
(It has the ancillary benefit of protecting legacy circulation because people who pay for print feel less like suckers and generally receive digital as a bolt-on to their subscription).
That is because industry executives either are not aware of the changes that are coming, are reluctant to invest the type of money that is be required for them to reinvent themselves, or are protecting legacy businesses.
The Wells-Barnett family has been at the forefront of promoting her work and protecting legacy; it was her daughter Alfreda Duster who insisted on the posthumous publication of her mother's autobiography, Crusade for Justice.
However, although this timeframe of intervention was enough for benefits in CV outcomes to appear in the short term, it was probably not long enough for tight BP control to further influence the progression of organ damage and hence to confer a protecting legacy against long-term complications.
They were also worried about protecting legacies of former politicians, he suggested.
If Bill Clinton has to trash his legacy to protect his legacy, so be it.
And they certainly highlight the fundamental difference between a sitting president who wants to protect his legacy and a vice president running for president who wants to build a legacy of his own.
