Sentence examples for adaptable communication from inspiring English sources

The Component-ware for Autonomic, Situation-aware Communications, anDynamicallyly Adaptable Services (CASCADAS) deals with the development of an autonomic framework for creating, executing, and provisioning situation-aware and dynamically adaptable communication services [ 11].

Underground coal mines are very necessary to adopt a flexible, adaptable, and reliable network communication technology to guarantee data transmission to be successful.

It is based on an innovative system architecture consisting of the information fusion system itself, intelligent adaptable sensors, and the communication architecture of the "Intelligent Technical Systems OstWestfalenLippe" (it's OWL) Leading-Edge Cluster project "Intelligent Networking" providing an intelligent network for self-configuration and the required real-time data exchange.

Materials that must be covered for protection, such as unfired brick and the steel used in framing, are not adaptable to this type of communication.

Furthermore an adaptable management strategy and a communication concept are missing.

The ZCED concept is readily adaptable to the configuration of other communication devices with diverse customer needs, traffic loads, and optional functionalities.

Solving the defined optimization problem, we introduce the Environment-Adaptable Fast Multi-Resolution (EAF-MR) optimization designed for a large-scale RF-FPGA to adapt to the dynamic conditions in communication.

Coordinated from the regional office, our small country office teams - mostly with one national communication officer - really appreciated having this easily adaptable video clip to build on existing advocacy efforts at national and local levels.

Clustering routing first appears in cable network, and it is also adaptable for WSN on account of the good flexibility and high communication efficiency.

It is difficult to keep up with the latest means of communication, but the study highlights the need for universities to be adaptable to new communication forms.

If used in routine practice, it may also be useful to facilitate communication among clinicians, health professionals and patients to identify the most adaptable cancer management.