Sentence examples for arbitration architecture from inspiring English sources

Since passive architecture of the AOS confines the optical contention to the end-points, we propose an electrical arbitration architecture for resolving optical contention at the destination nodes.

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The CuNoC is based on a scalable communication unit characterized by unique architecture, arbitration policy base on the priority-to-the-right rule and modified XY adaptive routing algorithm.

In particular, it can be argued that arbitration creates and sustains an organizational architecture that allows for contingent investment levels by the owners into the meta-organization.

Based on this novel architecture, we introduce an innovative bandwidth arbitration mechanism which allocates more bandwidth to cache-line carrying long packets without requiring extra signaling overhead.

This paper recognizes arbitration as an integral part of the organizational architecture of meta-organizations.

Arbitration thus already takes a role in the organizational architecture at the nascent state of a meta-organization.

The paper will first present four cases in which arbitration courts took a pivotal role in the organizational architecture of meta-organizations to resolve conflicts (Section Arbitrated governance).

These transactions take place through blockchain software architectures that provide a highly decentralized, autonomous arbitration space between buyers and sellers.

The AERD data-driven readout architecture operates the address encoding and reset decoding based on an arbitration tree, and allows us to readout only the hit pixels.

Finally the chapter describes the dynamical reconfigurable bus architectures that allow the topology and/or protocol parameters such as arbitration schemes to dynamically change and adapt to change traffic profiles and data characteristics to improve performance.