critical piece

The broker is optional in the base pattern but is often a critical piece in enterprise systems.

And, with a slim grip on power in Canberra, Australia's government mightn't welcome foreign ownership of a critical piece of infrastructure.

These DNA bits would serve as a time bomb of sorts, deleting a critical piece of the gene when given a chemical signal.

My recommendation is to include SOA governance as a critical piece of your SOA roadmap.

S. Jeffress Williams, a coastal geologist with the United States Geological Survey, called the system "a critical piece of new technology. "

Siemens can also bundle transmission networks with its turbines, a critical piece of equipment Chinese competitors don't supply typically.

Today, we are announcing another critical piece of our plan to increase the flow of credit and expand liquidity.

IBM views Web 2. 0 as critical piece of the service-oriented architecture (SOA) puzzle, serving as an on-ramp into the SOA enterprise.

Monitoring data sources is a critical piece of an overall monitoring plan.

The most critical piece to understand is the dependencies column of the table.

Educating library users is a critical piece of copyright enforcement.

Yet he lacked a critical piece of information: Who exactly was behind those damagingtrades?

If the XML community is lucky, 2008 will finally see this last critical piece exit last call and move on to final release.

The coming on-board of Derek Fisher was a critical piece in the puzzle.

Line 12 is the critical piece that loads both the embedded engine and its JDBC driver into memory.

WSSF, a critical piece of its Web Services strategy, enables the development of WCF services following a WSDL-first approach.

Before you give this a try, you will need to do one critical piece of configuration to your Web server.

Here is an example on how OEE is figured for a critical piece of equipment