Sentence examples for the evolution of applications from inspiring English sources
Moore's Law doesn't take into account the evolution of applications surrounding a technical advance; it's not meant to.
As discussed before the evolution of the DBMS architecture responds to the evolution of applications requirements in regard to efficient management.
Even if this grand vision were to be realized sometime in the future, the evolution of applications developed in this way still poses interesting challenges.
Sensors continuously inspect the evolution of running applications and collect information about the application and system "health".
The evolution of the applications is tracked and language specific differences are highlighted.
The evolution of new applications and technologies, such as social multimedia and cloud computing, poses many challenges in the provision of QoS.
They propose the design and implementation of a monitoring system that continuously inspects the evolution of running applications, and report performance anomalies.
This paper provides guidance in defining these challenges and opportunities by first reviewing the evolution of methodological applications and available data in highway-accident research.
The evolution of PEMFC applications is discussed as well, starting from the NASA's Gemini Space Flights to the latest developments of fuel cell vehicles, including the evolutions in the areas of portable power sources and residential and building applications.
Based on the magnetic properties, ferrites are being used in many devices like permanent magnets, memory storage devices, etc., spinel ferrites using the electrical properties at high frequencies may result in the evolution of potential applications in new areas such as medicine, electronic, and electrical engineering.
In the field of radiation oncology, while a competency-based paradigm continues to be gradually integrated into post-graduate curricula, the technology of radiation therapy is evolving at a rapid rate; primarily as a result of the evolution of computer applications and the integration of diagnostic imaging and dose delivery technology [ 3].
