Sentence examples for provision I from inspiring English sources

According to [76] there are three categories of resources provision: (i) Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) frameworks, (ii) programming models for computing intensive workloads and (iii) programming models for Big Data.

Results show that buildings designed without any seismic provision (i.e. those in low seismicity zones) do not survive Lorca record, even with cooperation of masonry infill walls.

In addition, a universal provision (i.e., not targeted to low-income families) for all 3-year-old children of 12.5 weekly hours of free educational services, for 33 weeks per year, was becoming available during this period.

(31) and (32) tells us that the welfare change corresponding to a movement in the progressivity index from (phi ^0) to (phi ^*) also depends on how individuals value the public provision (i.e. (pi )).

However, both officers had extensive counter-terrorism expertise and VICE has now learnt that they actually undertook some work in relation to public order provision (i.e. riot control) in Sri Lanka.

National surveillance data from England, Wales and Northern Ireland receive information from multiple sources reflecting the full range of care provision: (i) clinician reports of new HIV diagnoses, first AIDS diagnosis, and deaths among HIV-diagnosed adults; (ii) laboratory reports of CD4 surveillance [ 12]; (iii) a national cohort of all outpatient care providers with annual follow-up [ 13].

Therefore, it is important to carefully determine the system parameters for QoS provisioning, i.e., lengths of signatures (l i ).

Nest attendance and parental provisioning (i.e. collecting and transporting leaves to the nest) were recorded as well as the number, size and sex ratio of the offspring.

A review of the major international seismic design code provisions (i.e., ACI 318-14 2014; Eurocode 8 2004; NZS 3101 2006; IS 13920 2016) reveals that significant variations exist in terms of the defined SCWB design requirements.

According to that regulation, in expansionary periods when the share of NPLs falls below an historical average banks are required to set aside a class of general-purpose loan provisions (i.e., provisions against a loan default that has not occurred yet).

Studies show that democracies consistently have higher levels of public service provisions (i.e. health education) than autocracies [ 7].