Sentence examples for service adaptation from inspiring English sources

It uses subject-domain ontology as the main backbone for service adaptation and content management.

we also present our semantic approach for service adaptation in context aware environment.

Figure 3 shows the way these four context categories extend each other for better context integration and service adaptation.

This paper explores service-oriented abstractions such as service adaptation, discovery, and querying in an object-oriented setting.

The introduction of contextual information and legal rules in service contracts introduces many challenges in service adaptation during service rediscovery process.

The tremendous growth of wireless technologies has introduced the potential of continuous service adaptation to the users' needs by giving them the ability to be able to select and access the proper network based on different criteria.

However, service adaptations often do not consider software quality attributes and, if they do, they relay on a single attribute in isolation.

This expanded patient approach suggests the need for specific service adaptations and professional guidance for the care of migrant youth and families.

A generic document for use by palliative care services could be developed (with relevant local service adaptations incorporated as required) that can be sent to GPs, which includes all the relevant details required by the GP, including the form, strength, dose and cautions associated with emergency medications and who to contact if patient/family are unsure of how and what to do.

Controlling movement of deployable structures is important for successful deployment, in-service adaptation and safety.

The fact is, a holy trinity of demographic change, medical advances and an inexorable policy shift from institutional to community-based care has meant one thing: significantly larger numbers of older and disabled people living at home, needing services, adaptations and equipment to keep them there.