Sentence examples for upgrade requirements from inspiring English sources

Please let us know ahead of time about your software upgrade requirements so we can identify a secure solution to meet your needs.

Girish S. Paranjpe, president for financial solutions at Wipro, a large outsourcing company in India, said, "Pent-up demand, recent regulatory changes and technology upgrade requirements are all making global financial institutions increase their outsourcing budgets".

In order to satisfy the ITS upgrade requirements in terms of readout speed and radiation tolerance, a CMOS process with a reduced feature size and a high resistivity epitaxial layer should be exploited.

Each year the program attracts the top technology officials from the Defense Department and civil agencies where they give attendees an in-depth look at how enterprise-level initiatives including the JIE, IC ITE, and NS2020 will shape the government's next generation infrastructure and service upgrade requirements.

The methodology outlined above considers the challenge of introducing driverless operation from two perspectives: a qualitative assessment of infrastructure upgrade requirements and a simulation exercise to investigate the effects of automated operation.

Capital outlays reach far wider than just the physical equipment; research and development (R&D), training of personnel, new doctrine, infrastructure, IT systems, as well as running costs and upgrade requirements over the life of the capability, all add to the price tag.

Test results have shown that the use of a bonded FRP system leads to a much slower growth of the critical diagonal cracks and enhances the load-carrying capacity of the beam to a level quite sufficient to meet most of the practical upgrading requirements.

One particularly interesting approach, expressed by both Malaysia and Thailand, was to begin with relatively achievable accreditation standards coupled with a commitment to continue upgrading requirements over time that is, "start with what we have".

Price may vary depending upon customer upgrade eligibility requirements.

Such system had initially been designed to cope with a 10%-area (0.1A) break Loss Of Coolant Accident (LOCA) scenario, but based on upgraded licensing requirements the design had to be revised and possibly improved against a double-ended guillotine (2A) break LOCA.

Community colleges are feeling squeezed, too, as national dialogue turns to upgrading professional requirements.