Dealing with all processes of an organization, BPM also serves as infrastructure for effective and efficient work (Harmon 2010).
Today, many of the current visualization tools serve as front ends for very advanced infrastructures dedicated to data manipulation and have driven significant advances in user interfaces.
The proposed computational multiscale FE method can serve as an infrastructure for a future comprehensive computerized system for diagnosis of bone structures.
Changes in land use have led to the dramatic reduction of urban wetlands and green space which serve as ecological infrastructure in urban areas, bringing further environmental deterioration.
If EGRs can serve as green infrastructure solutions for an increasingly urbanising planet (Grant, 2012; Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, 2005a), then understanding their long-term performance is crucial.
And now, as Google matures and as Microsoft struggles to reinvent itself for the age of cloud computing, Facebook has settled on a truly grand ambition: to serve as the infrastructure that knits together the world's information.
The second mechanism needs to create a VM instance on the server for each MD to serve as shared infrastructure and to provide strong isolation between computations from different MDs.
The GBA tokens will not be issued as a fundraising mechanism like in a typical initial coin offering, but rather they will serve as foundational infrastructure for the group's future governance structure.
In Williams's 2014 first quarter report, CEO Alan Armstrong says, "We're excited about the accelerating pace of expansion projects at Transco, (and) will serve as important infrastructure for future LNG Liquid Natural Gass) export facilities at Cove Point...".
Such sequences may serve as an infrastructure for learning temporally demanding tasks, such as well-timed motor actions and perceptual discriminations of temporal signals.
