Sentence examples for a set of client from inspiring English sources
A set of client processes makes stateless requests, and the servers deliver the requested contents (i.e. text, images and videos).
Each super-peer in its turn maintains the data of its neighbors, a set of super-peer candidates, and a set of client peers.
To do so, all the time instants of the detections found by the different systems are first merged and next aligned with the ground-truth to obtain a set of client and impostor trials (i.e., hits and false alarms).
The metaclass Dependency specializes DirectedRelationship. Dependency represents a relation defined between named elements of a model in which a set of (client) elements require other elements (supplier) for their (complete) specification.
To investigate the difference in regulatory roles between the GroEL protein copies, we tested the strength of coevolution using the same approach as above but now between each GroEL protein copy and a set of client proteins shown to depend upon GroEL to acquire their productive functional conformation in E. coli.
Since the UML metaclass Dependency represents a relationship that can occur between named elements in general, such that a set of client elements is either semantically or structurally dependent on the definition of a set of supplier elements, we have used this metaclass as basis for the representation of Instance_of.
These MSNs are organized into an overlay and act as application-layer multicast forwarding entities for a set of clients.
The second step has been to direct each of these units to deal with a set of clients.
The problem under investigation is aimed at finding the minimum cost set of routes to satisfy a set of clients whose demand is not deterministically known.
The context parameter is an object containing a set of clients, a time range and a list of attributes (name/value pairs).
We study the capacitated k-facility location problem, in which we are given a set of clients with demands, a set of facilities with capacities and a positive integer k.
