Sentence examples for provisioning technology from inspiring English sources

IEEE 802.11 WMN is an emerging next generation low-cost multi-hop wireless broadband provisioning technology.

"We may not know telecommunications as well, but we do know how to handle massive networks and mass provisioning technology," says Viego.

We analyze historical, qualitative data to identify five major socio-ecological drivers critical to understanding the urbanization processes and fragmentation patterns: population dynamics, water provisioning, technology and transportation, institutional factors, and topography.

3PAR's "thin provisioning" technology enables disk space to be allocated only when applications need capacity, greatly reducing IT management costs.

As TechCrunch contributor Steve Cheney wrote last weekend, 3PAR is so valuable because of its "thin provisioning" technology enables disk space to be allocated only when applications need capacity, greatly reducing IT management costs.

In the meantime, state-of-the-art resource provisioning technologies such as cloud computing enable users to acquire computing resources dynamically and elastically.

NOT SO! Business decision makers have struggled far too long with obsolete data provisioning technologies requiring extended implementation cycles.

A critical challenge in integrating workflow technologies with resource provisioning technologies is to determine the right amount of resources required for the execution of workflows in order to minimize the financial cost from the perspective of users and to maximize the resource utilization from the perspective of resource providers.

It's ubiquitous and convenient ride-sharing service provisioning mobile technology enhances benefits to the consumer significantly.

The next section deals with electricity demand, electricity provision technology mix and (if applicable) production of electricity via photovoltaic panels on the building or within the settlement.

The paper provides a comprehensive methodology for planning and assessing the development of 'smart' energy systems leading to complex energy provision technology networks using different on-site as well as off-site resources.