legacy造句

One proviso attaches to the legacy.

We are the keepers of this legacy.

Best straighten up for a longer legacy.

Mr Fukuda, by contrast, has a family legacy to enshrine.

What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind?

Consider all the technology limitations of a legacy system before jumping ahead into a legacy modernization effort.

There are no green field projects in the real-world as legacy applications (legacy application is a synonym for existing applications) always have to be taken into account.

Your parents are also focusing, consciously or unconsciously, on their legacy.

We must preserve our heritage and legacy. It is a responsibility we must all bear.

Testing requires creation of stubs, which would substitute the legacy applications in a production environment.

Some do it just because they are curious, some to leave a legacy for their children.

One of the key considerations during transformation planning is about hardware or legacy platform modernization.

He was the consummate entertainer and his contributions and legacy will be felt upon the world forever.

It boasts a nomadic past and warrior legacy stirring up images of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan.

Her son, the legacy of a GI who'd loved her and left her was now twenty years old.

The approaches it USES are tailored to use legacy systems and attempt to dissect and re-factor through data integration.

There's a high dependence of performance and load-bearing capability on the middleware stack and legacy applications (in production environment).

It also provided a layer of protection between new and legacy code, ensuring the two types of code did not inappropriately affect one another.

The expanded programme on immunization, a legacy of smallpox eradication, was a success story, but coverage had reached a stubborn plateau.

So far only minor progress has been made, but Mr. Mutambara says, "I believe Mbeki wants to build a legacy as a regional peacemaker."

Most important, Darwin's legacy has a direct bearing on how society makes public policy and even, at times, on how we choose to run our lives.

Iraq's minister of water resources, Abdul Latif Jamal Rashid, said that the environmental problems and the disputes over water rights were a lingering legacy of dictatorship.

Lehman's chief economist did anticipate the economic crisis in 2007 and 2008, but it never occurred to him that it is in this crisis that Lehman's centennial legacy vanished like bubbles.

We need to ensure that our enduring legacy is not to wipe out the small things that provide us with great benefits such as nutrient recycling and climate regulation.

You should consider either refactoring your legacy code to ensure that interfaces are strongly typed or building a mediation that will wrapper the weakly typed interface with a strongly typed one.

It is said that this joyful attitude towards death is a legacy of the Dacians who believed in the immortality of the soul and that death was only a passage to a better life.

There are also system actors, external systems that your system interacts with, which in the case of data warehouse projects, would be the legacy data sources that you extract data from.