Sentence examples for which are services from inspiring English sources
The highest capacities belong to VoIP, M2M-ITS, and video calls, which are services from the conversational class with the highest data rates; since these services have the same serving weight, they receive the same capacity.
These values were obtained using data from Amazon CloudWatch and the Microsoft Azure Active Log, which are services that record the creation and deletion times of each cloud resource.
The fact that women with zero parity had the least rate of subscription to the NHIS may be because they did not require pregnancy and childbirth services which are services that make most women in their reproductive age to Ghana to subscribe to the NHIS as they are exempted from the payment of premiums [44].
However, we also have Sujan Patel - CoFounder, Web Profits and John Studdert from 80/20 Advisors (formerly CEO of Ogilvy PR Australia), which are services businesses.
Most of the region's population lives in these centres which are service, collection, and distribution points for what traditionally has been an agriculture-based regional economy.
Pritzker School of Medicine students run numerous Student Organizations, many of which are service-related.
It is also possible that large hospitals may provide similar outreach mobile services which are serviced from the main Radiology Department of the hospital.
To describe the trust degree more accurately, this paper divides nodes into four categories, which are service nodes, feedback nodes, recommendation nodes and managed nodes.
The proposed model introduces three novel evaluation factors which are service reliability, feedback effectiveness and recommendation credibility to more accurately measure the trust degree of a node.
To more accurately measure trust degree of a node, we introduce three novel evaluation factors which are service reliability, feedback effectiveness and recommendation credibility.
He's targeting chains like IGA and Piggly Wiggly, which are serviced by Fleming Cos., the food distributor that services more than 10% of the nation's 30,000 supermarkets, as well as others.
