Sentence examples for advantages introduced from inspiring English sources

This paper explores redundancy and scalability, as other important operational advantages introduced by the use of private clouds for MES virtualization in the context of the programmable infrastructure (PI) concept.

Seven advantages can be identified based on competitive advantages introduced by Yusuf et al. (2000) and Ren et al. (2003) and opinions of the team of experts.

Advantages introduced by the proposal are validated by simulation campaigns and simulation parameters such as attempted attacks, successful attacks, and CPU load, while the algorithm execution time is evaluated.

The service-based data management system (SBDMS) architecture borrows the architectural levels from Härder [62], and includes new features and advantages introduced by SOA into the field of database architecture.

The advantages introduced by this approach are twofold: i) the overall computation of the algorithm is reduced, leading to a reduced amount of energy spent for the computation of a single correlation value and ii) the actual sampling rate of the system can be reduced by a factor 1/D, leading to a further energy saving.

The origin of new subpopulations was probably fueled by adaptive advantages introduced by changes in gene regulation.

It seems to be a law of design that for every advantage introduced through redesign, there is an accompanying unintended disadvantage.

The main advantage introduced by the proposed technique refers to its capability to detect voltage disturbances and their start and end points in a frame whose length corresponds to, at least, samples or of the fundamental component if a sampling rate equal to Hz is considered.

The advantage introduced by DWI sequence consists in obtaining information about the cellularity of tissues [ 14– 16].

But this apparent advantage introduces additional hazards, many of them unique in human physiology.

However, they see the potential for using technology to their advantage, introducing books to digitally savvy children through e-readers, computers and mobile devices.