Sentence examples for version of the export from inspiring English sources

RCAAP The national OAI-PMH aggregator, implementing a preliminary version of the EXPORT synchronization procedure.

The prototype still differs from the upcoming release version of the framework in the following aspects: The RCAAP portal still does not implement the final version of the EXPORT procedure, that relies on ORCID Metadata Round Trip functionality to automatically feed updates to the ORCID profile.

A version of the operation exported to Glasgow, was credited with reducing gang violence by 50%.

In this prototype, the following PTCRIS services and systems were involved: DeGóis The national CV system, already supporting ORCID iDs and a preliminary version of the IMPORT and EXPORT synchronization procedures.

‡A class or an attribute of a class The semantically annotated version of the model is exported in XMI and used as an input to UML Loader, a Java application that performs the transformation of metadata from the model into caDSR metadata.

American football shares a common heritage with rugby, having evolved from versions of the sport exported to the United States in the 19th century, and at the outset it appeared as though these surroundings had inspired both sets of players to try out the local code.

In 1995 a VHS video was released in the UK by Redemption which featured the "Export Version" of the film, restoring the BBFC cinema cuts and including topless nude footage which was added for overseas releases.

Was this a Serbo-Croatian version of the Globe, made for export?... Was I the victim of a practical joke?... Panic should have hit me like the proverbial ton of bricks.

For $1 a month, that Pro version of the tool lets you export your entire Twitter backlog as a CSV file, which Vrolix says was probably the most often user-requested feature.

You will be asked to select where to save the file, and a smaller version of the photo will be exported from iPhoto.

First, an anonymized version of the pharmacy database was exported into a Microsoft Excel format.