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Secondly, it defines a typical small cell BS in the PCC architecture and derives a power model to characterize small cell BS energy consumption for the different energy savings schemes.
We define a telco mashup reference architecture and derive a dedicated mashup execution platform.
REST is a software architecture style for network based applications, defined by Roy T. Fielding by analyzing the properties of the World Wide Web and other network architectures, and deriving the architectural constraints that made the WWW successful [3].
This work identifies the components and interactions that are active during a tracing experiment, hence the name "effective architecture" and also derives layered performance models.
Some of these taxa show unusually complex skeletal architecture, and represent derived variations of their lineages relative to those in the Cambrian Burgess Shale-type faunas, although most species are assignable to described families.
The expression profiles of 28 genes known to be involved in malignant growth were studied in three bladder carcinoma fragments representative of the tumours in their in vivo architecture and in derived bladder cancer cells displaying different in vitro models.
The Italians conjured much of the Renaissance from its literature, architecture and sculpture, as derived mostly from secondhand Roman sources.
The quenching of photoluminescence and the improvement in IPCE after the assembly of CdSxSe1−x QDs provided a clue to the likely suppressed electron-hole recombination brought about by the unique architectures and interfaces derived from self-assembly.
The information is determined through combination of the structural architecture and subunit interaction information derived from the CX-MS analysis (Sen et al., 2017).
This chapter addresses how the software physical architecture is derived and configured from the functional architecture.
The IDE4L instance of SGAM architecture is derived and explained in details.
