Generally, GSS consists of a set of hardware, software, language components, and procedures that support the participants' knowledge creation processes [12], and they are categorised within a time-place paradigm.
Furthermore, SAccO components follow a set of hardware implementation rules which enable portable and scalable designs.
It also includes a set of Hardware modules to hold detailed hardware (sensors) information.
The API is a representation of hardware components on the software level, which is generated from a hardware meta-model.
Rather than rely upon a large number of hardware components, they favored computation and elegant programming to perform key functions.
A geospatial knowledge infrastructure consists of a set of interoperable components, including software, information, hardware, procedures and standards, that work together to support advanced discovery and creation of geoscientific resources, including publications, data sets and web services.
Sensing, computation and actuation are combined by involving a set of highly heterogeneous components, i.e., digital and analog hardware, software, energy sources, and external physical systems (e.g., a room to be heated, a mechanical component).
A set of components constitutes a pipeline.
Each task is executed within a computing environment, i.e. the set of hardware and software components used to run the simulation software package.
By contrast with other tools, it is not dependent on a specific set of hardware.
Connect an additional set of hardware for the duplicate 'game station'.
