Sentence examples for separated content from inspiring English sources

The second feature is that it provides functions to execute a unique task flow with automated management engine based on event-driven scheme for separated content spaces.

The Time Warner and Comcast deal separates content and delivery, and over time that will create many more choices for consumers.

In separating content from context, the organism under analysis becomes an object of examination in a way that marginalises any relationships it has within its natural environment.

Even the most idiosyncratic American cable television owners, the Dolan family, have decided that separating content from distribution is an idea worth exploring for their company, Cablevision.

"The thrust to improve practice is one to which we subscribe, but any path which further separates content from practice in my view is not the best way to go," he said.

In a memorandum to Reuters employees Tuesday morning, he said, "Separating content and operations is really the heart of this restructuring and will enable us to plan coverage in a more unified and coherent way".

SceneMaker separates content, such as statements, from logic, such as conditional branching.

This model separates content by subject and grade level and places an emphasis on theoretical knowledge (Hertzberg, 1988).

These requirements can most effectively be met through an architecture that separates content and structure, such that the road to standardization is not paved with frequent expensive adaptations.

For IDS, the template-based approach is commonly used in authoring tools to support the concept of separating content from presentation.

Another new addition to the app is a two-stream feed that separates content generated directly by friends and friends of friends from the wider pool.