Sentence examples for simplified transactions from inspiring English sources

For completeness we also include the simplified Transactions matrix and the Gross output vector used for calculations.

1. Service automation: (Rose et al. [2011]) By combining the individual's personal information into business processes organization shall be able to achieve efficient, automated and simplified transactions rather than the manual user input in activities such as user identification, authentication and authorization.   2.

Getyoo believes the event industry will change radically thanks to the possibility of near-field communication (NFC), technology that enables simplified transactions such as data exchange (a digital business card a list of contacts, photos, applications, money, virtual items and so on).

Half a millennium later, in a radically transformed Europe, virtual euros have simplified financial transactions to the point of boredom, while credit cards have very nearly eliminated the use of currency.

Table 1 A simplified aggregated WSU transactions table for Australia for 2008.

These provide support for elastic and horizontal scalability by relaxing the traditional consistency requirements (the ACID properties of database transactions), and offering a simplified set of operations [3, 7, 8].

Based on an earlier standard from transaction processing, it represents a simplified version of a typical e-commerce application an electronic book store.

Quicken 2002 has several features to make it easier to get your nose back to the grindstone, including a simplified process for creating accounts and automatically categorizing transactions for tracking and tax purposes.

The company has capitalized on the increase in marketplace startups, offering a simplified payments solution for both sides of the transaction.

To facilitate participation and broaden the benefits, several barriers must be overcome, including: a lack of market awareness among stakeholders and prospective participants; specialized, somewhat complicated participation rules; and the need for simplified participation mechanisms for small projects, without which transaction costs can overwhelm the financial benefits of participation.

Further, near-term stimulus must be paired with a credible plan to reduce deficits as the economy recovers — including tax reform that raises revenue through various changes, like a simplified income tax, a new value added tax and a financial transactions tax.