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This paper presents a framework of architecture-centric models to support the automated and adaptive deployment of communication services for QoS-enabled end-to-end group communication systems.

Another solution is proposed in [62], for dynamic adaptive deployment of applications to enhance the quality of service.

In this paper, we introduce more effective and adaptive deployment method to consist the sensor network as taking into account the cost and the situation.

Model-driven engineering (MDE) promises to automate the cloud application management phases, including deployment and adaptive provisioning.

Secondly, a virtual network security service has been developed successfully to provide an adaptive virtual security appliance deployment in a NetApp execution environment, whereby traditional security services such as IDS and firewalls can be encapsulated as VM images and deployed over a virtual security network in accordance with the practical configuration of the virtualised infrastructure.

Deployment of adaptive optics systems on ground correcting for atmospheric turbulence could further decrease (Lambda_{L}).

In addition, the deployment of adaptive learning models in conjunction with said methods can aid in dynamic preprocessing of big streaming data [21].

In the perspective of a real receiver deployment, an adaptive LMS-based implementation of the MCBER detector has been integrated with a robust and computationally affordable channel estimation assisted by a genetic optimizer.

This paper discusses opportunities for using recent advances in the DRES area in the deployment of intelligent, adaptive, and reconfigurable manufacturing plant control architectures.

In this paper, a novel model-free adaptive saturated control approach for deployment of the tethered satellite system (TSS) is developed based on time- and event-triggered mechanisms with consideration of the tether length constraint, actuator saturation and unknown external disturbance.

The benefit of configuration flexibility motivates the introduction of a small basic block consisting of, for example, (subcarriers OFDM symbols) in B-IFDMA as a building block to enable adaptive block allocation in different deployment and usage scenarios, as illustrated in Figure 1, see [5, 45] for further discussion.