Sentence examples for service evolution from inspiring English sources

The solution supports adaptation caused by business policy evolution as well as adaptation caused by service evolution.

There are no existing studies that consistently explain the mechanisms of different mobile network service evolution patterns.

This paper aims at a better understanding of the mechanisms of mobile network service evolution through a closer examination of the context of mobile handsets.

Service coupling is also too tight to allow true dynamic service evolution: WS offers no particular support for the replacement of a service by another one at the middle of the execution of the application.

Despite the fact that mobile handsets are indispensable to users of mobile network services, surprisingly little is known about the role of these handsets in mobile network service evolution.

It aims first to establish quantitatively that mobile handsets are a determinant of mobile network service evolution patterns, and second, to develop a consistent perspective capable of explaining the evolution of various mobile network services.

In addition, the corresponding services evolution algorithms are designed to make the organized services adapt to dynamic changing environments.

That, however, was just the first stage in the service's evolution.

Heterogeneity of technical and business designs, complexity of business collaborations, diversity and fragmentation of business roles are just some of the consequences of service platform evolution that complicate their business analysis.

You can pay lip service to evolution, and it still won't rewrite the Texas Board of Education's American history books, which include maps of America redrawn like Candyland accompanied by fanciful stories about how Milton Friedman appeared to Moses in a burning bush, telling him to guide the Mayflower to a City on a Hill, so John Winthrop could found Reagonia.

Using remote sensing, geography information system (GIS) technology and economic evaluation method for ecosystem services, the evolution of landscape spatial structure in 1991, 1996, 2001 and 2006 of Changzhou City, People's Republic of China, was obtained and the change of ecosystem services resulted from land use change was evaluated.