Sentence examples for sector processing from inspiring English sources

It's the oldest story in the technology sector: processing power drives growth.

Clause 176, which deals with the approval process for public sector data processing framework documents, requires DCMS' Secretary of State to obtain parliamentary approval before issuing a document — with a period of 40 days afforded for this scrutiny process.

An administration official said on Monday that the Transportation Department hoped to have 1,100 public and private sector workers processing the vouchers by the end of the week, up from a work force of about 350 through the end of last week.

The UK's data protection commissioner has its own set of concerns about the scope and intent of ministers' late stage proposals for public sector data processing.

Yet it's the DCMS Secretary of State who would be in charge of these public sector data processing frameworks — with the ICO seemingly relegated to playing second fiddle.

But MedConfidential's concern is exactly that: If public sector data processing is going to be given a new statutory basis — via the incoming DP bill — that takes it outside the normal data protection rules then the ethics of doing things like applying AI to the most highly intimate forms of citizen data will be in the hands of ministers, rather than left to dedicated data guardians to judge.

Equally indefensible waste -- OMB prohibiting certified human resources line of business private sector payroll processing providers from competing with current Departmental SSC's despite a clear price advantage to private providers of 50percentt (which means agencies are collectively required to spend at least $2 billion in taxpayer dollars intended to support their own missions).

To overcome the mismatch problem, many researchers have proposed some robust algorithms, and sector-focused processing was applied to the test data cases devised for the MFP.

If non-processing firms in a sector are competitive, processing firms are likely to attain high productivity since they might access production factors more easily: skilled workers, quality intermediate goods, infrastructure, institutional supports, etc.

The industrial processing sector is further divided into sub-sectors ranging from low-value products such as paper and pulp, to high-value products such as flooring and laminated furniture [ 43].

Further, the evidence provided by Revoredo-Giha et al. (2013, 2015) in relation to the supply response of milk in Malawi indicates that the role of the processing sector in setting prices, is likely to be barometric (Scherer and Ross 1990), with the informal sector being a follower.