Sentence examples for a ubiquitous network from inspiring English sources
The network convergence of wired, wireless, and mobile systems creates a ubiquitous network environment where modern networking devices feature multiple networking interfaces and can connect to different networks simultaneously.
There's no reference to the regime's persecution and extermination of Jews, Roma, homosexuals, and others; there's only the ambient fear of capture and the careful, furtive measures taken to avoid detection by a ubiquitous network of spies.
And what was once abundant (big computing's power, transistors and space) would become relatively scarce, in an increasingly mobile world of small, rather simple devices connected to others using a ubiquitous network.Moore's law predicted that, for any given price, computer-processing power would double every 18 months.
As we move toward a ubiquitous network, why are investors embracing firms that intermediate financial exchanges and take control out of the hands of the individual?
These preliminary results represent a breakthrough as regards direct on-chip integration technology, towards the realization of a ubiquitous network society.
IoT at the fundamental level is a means of connecting physical objects to the Internet as a ubiquitous network that enables objects to collect and exchange information.
We have constructed sensing terminal units containing the NO2 sensing device, a GPS device, a compass, a switch, LEDs and a wireless terminal unit for a wide-area ubiquitous network.
To achieve this goal, this study proposes a user-provided multimedia content distribution architecture for a mobile and ubiquitous network environment.
We have developed an NO2 sensing device with high time resolution for application to a wide-area ubiquitous network.
Our method can be applied to prolong the service time of a ubiquitous computing network to cope with the network disconnection issue.
Cloud computing paradigm has emerged as an energy- efficient, fault-tolerant and on-demand approach which enables ubiquitous network accesses to a shared pool of flexibly reconfigurable computing resources.
