Sentence examples for use of legacy from inspiring English sources
Its design accounts for criteria such as interoperability, portability, scalability, availability, security, use of legacy systems and maintainability.
This study provides further insight into the use of legacy soil data and the development of training data for digital soil mapping.
They pushed through legislation mandating construction of a heavy-lift rocket and even dictating how it would be designed, including the use of legacy space shuttle hardware.
The challenge is to test the use of legacy data for large-area mapping (e.g. national or continental extents) in order to limit the funds of field survey for large-area mapping.
In collaboration with the wider community, UNESCO PERSIST aims to identify effective business models as they are key to sustaining relatively rare but critical use of legacy content and applications.
However, the inability to rely on a centralised authentication infrastructure, the openness of the environment and the absence of an administrator (it is assumed to be too expensive to have a skilled administrator at hand due to the large number of peers) challenge the use of legacy authentication mechanisms.
Multiprocessor systems on a chip (MPSoCs) are a popular class of course-grained parallel computer architectures, which are very useful, because they support re-use of legacy software components and application-specific tailoring of hardware structures at the same time.
It ends by exploring the ideological debt that both reformists and conservatives in contemporary Iran bear to his legacy, and, importantly, their political use of that legacy for institutional reform.
Outside of Iran, the Russian business is supported by the United States as a productive use of Soviet legacy uranium enrichment plants in Russia.
We investigated the use of individual legacy old-growth redwood trees by wildlife and compared this use to randomly selected commercially-mature trees.
Mr. Niederhoffer maintains that Galton was basically a good guy, a scientific genius who pioneered the concepts of correlation and regression and invented fingerprinting, among other things; why hold him any more responsible than say, Beethoven, for Hitler's hateful use of his legacy?
