Since requests for records through the information act can take months to process, researchers say it is too early to tell exactly how the new standard is affecting their requests.
Since requests are frequent and rapid at distributed DNS servers, the solution of forwarding all requests to a central location and processing them is infeasible, which incurs huge communication overhead.
Since requests require that samples of a particular class of subjects (e.g., patients who responded to a particular treatment), the Data Repository staff work with the requestors to determine sample availability.
Optimists think it will come in time, especially since requests to provide power now exceed the needs of the state.
Numerical results show that as the Zipf's factor increases, only those requests for less popular contents are forwarded by the transit ICN to the CP, since requests for the more popular contents are locally served by access ICN.
This behavior limits the infrared link utilization, since requests and responses that involve the transmission of multiple OBEX frames need to wait for an equal number of link turnarounds.
