Sentence examples for schemes focusing on from inspiring English sources
And there are larger scale schemes focusing on pedestrianising a shopping area so that the greening and the place making of a high street can be upscaled.
There are also some schemes focusing on steganography of biometric signals.
There are also some schemes focusing on special applications, for example, joint fingerprint embedding and en/decryption algorithms are proposed and used in digital rights management (DRM) [3, 28].
In this section, we present and analyze the results of our experimental evaluation of the proposed schemes, focusing on the performance of the multicast disruption time and the packet loss on handover.
In this subsection, we provide the reader with an illustrative comparison between the slotted ALOHA and TDMA schemes, focusing on the delay exhibited by both strategies--in fact, the throughput of a TDMA scheme is equal to 1.
Liu et al. [22] present a comprehensive survey and performance evaluation of different anonymous routing schemes, focusing on the existing tradeoffs between the performance and the degree of protection.
Some peer-rental schemes focus on particular types of customer, such as students, or particular types of vehicle, such as high-performance cars.
Most of the private rental schemes focus on London and the south-east where the housing shortage is most acute, partly driven by migration from Europe, though Gardiner says Aviva might introduce its scheme in other parts of the country.
Coverage of this week's appeal court ruling on the government's controversial "work-for-your-benefits" schemes focused on Cait Reilly, a shy but determined 24-year-old graduate with her working life ahead of her.
As soon as these issues were identified in 2011, the Group acted immediately to make significant changes to ensure that all its schemes focused on doing the right things for customers and providing good service.
While sales schemes focused on the poor are not new, in some regions "these types of companies now generate more complaints than any other business," said Steve Cox, spokesman for the Council of the Better Business Bureaus, which has begun mounting national education campaigns about the schemes.
