Interoperability

Ordinarily, lack of interoperability is an irritating inconvenience.

Yet the problems of usability and interoperability persist.

The freedesktop.org initiative addresses interoperability between desktops and the components needed for a competitive X desktop.

First, it proved incapable of reconciling and representing its constituents interests.

Another difference between IT in US health care and in other industries is the former s lack of interoperability.

Thus, politicians have looked for other, quicker ways to mollify their constituents.

To enable a high degree of interoperability, UMTS phones usually support several different frequencies in addition to their GSM fallback.

Fifthly, interoperability procuring entities should ensure that the systems used are fully compatible with those of potential suppliers or contractors.

In addition, as conceded by DPKO, there is a need to address the challenges associated with training, interoperability and affordability.

The secondary cell wall has different ratios of constituents compared to the primary wall.

Moreover, some of the expected constituents of the proposed office were not very supportive.

The Initiative also envisages the promotion of regional defense reforms and the improvement of interoperability among military forces in the region.

Both sides seem eager to expand the scope of their partnership, with the objective of reaching a high level of interoperability.

Cultural property are the physical constituents of the cultural heritage of a group or society.

It also provides quality and consistent client oriented services to the Fund's clients and constituents.

Most politicians craft policy to serve their local constituents and to protect their personal political capital.

Its national leaders need to reestablish the trust of their constituents by offering them straight talk.

Politicians want to respond to their constituents legitimate concerns, but do not know what to do.

The net mass of the fused atomic nuclei is smaller than the sum of the constituents.

If constituents are registering to vote in peaceful political opposition, then that is democracy at work.

It needs to be fully utilized for the specific role assigned to each of its constituents.

Instead, they split on the basis of whose non rich constituents were more desirous of obtaining finance.

The official political parties have continued to mobilize their support base and constituents for the upcoming elections.

The International Labour Office (ILO) conducted gender audits for its constituents for the first time in 2004.

Specialization of military capabilities and industrial efforts by certain member states shows some promise, but needs to be coordinated to avoid redundancy and ensure interoperability.

Indeed, the evidence strongly suggests that US politicians tend to listen and respond only to their richer constituents.

Participatory democracy is a process emphasizing the broad participation of constituents in the direction and operation of political systems.

The EPA has officially removed saccharin and its salts from their list of hazardous constituents and commercial chemical products.

A gas plume that is warmer than the surrounding air will passively emit light characteristic of its chemical constituents.

It has led us to devote more resources and effort to building our partners capabilities and improving interoperability between the US military and forces in the region.

US Congresswoman Linda Sanchez says that if foreign presidents don t speak up for their constituents in America, few others will.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel s constituents hate bailouts, because they know that it is they who will be doing the bailing.

What those forecasting the eurozone s collapse overlooked was the commitment of elected officials and their constituents to the European project.

This means that if those with money and influence win, the blame shouldn't fall on the government but on the constituents.

It is unrealistic to expect Iraqi politicians to make substantial political sacrifices while their constituents are fighting Americans and one another.

While not all constituents have access to the premises of United Nations libraries, all have access to their rich web sites.

But Shia leaders will lose their constituents support if they formally surrender any of the powers denied them for decades under Saddam.

After all, what could matter more to their constituents than happiness? In a democracy, at least, that should surely count for something.

It seemed that he was trying to hold the stick from the middle, hesitating between pleasing the MPs or upsetting the constituents.

Delegates followed up work at the Summit with speaking engagements and publications in journals and newsletters to educate our constituents (August September).

In those countries, alternative bands are used, preventing the interoperability of existing UMTS 2100 equipment, and requiring the design and manufacture of different equipment for the use in these markets.

So the countries that benefit from this largesse have a responsibility to speak up for the constituents who help keep their economies afloat.

In the south and other Republican controlled regions, legislators have refused to answer constituents questions about how to negotiate the new, changed bureaucracy.

(1) quinquiens. The procurement regulations may establish measures to ensure the authenticity, integrity, accessibility and confidentiality of communications, and to ensure the interoperability of the systems used to transmit and receive them.