Sentence examples for based gateways from inspiring English sources
This is because high speed ferries are more likely to meet the three sub networks in multi-paths, where geographical based gateways deployments, it is likely to have only one path to reach the final destination.
One is to compare the network performance when geographical based gateway deployment is employed with high speed ferries gateways deployment.
Firstly, we proposed a Raspberry PI based gateway for interoperability among various legacy home appliances, different communication technologies, and protocols.
The other run is to examine the delivery probability of the network when geographical based gateway deployment is employed to when low speed ferries are used.
Besides the generic architecture description, the paper also presents the first MiCADO reference implementation, and explains how the scalability of the Data Avenue service that is applied for data transfer in WS-PGRADE/gUSE based science gateways, can be improved.
This research looks at existing platforms and their shortcomings as well as proposes a messaging based modular gateway platform that enables clustering of gateways and the abstraction of peripheral communication protocol details.
In this paper, the all-IP WSN architecture based on gateway trees is proposed and the hierarchical address structure is presented.
The cloning procedure was based on Gateway® technology (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, USA), that uses an strategy based on the recombinational properties of bacteriophage lambda [27].
MultiSite Gateway technology [12] and MultiRound Gateway technology [13], based on Gateway cloning to deliver multiple transgenes into a destination vector, were subsequently developed.
The paper concludes that employing mobile ferries as gateways is better than deploying gateways based on geographical area when the sub networks interaction is facilitated in IoT network.
The research described in this paper establishes an open-source toolkit SimpleGrid for learning and developing science gateways based on a service-oriented architecture using a component-based approach that allows flexible separation and integration of the components between geocomputation applications and cyberinfrastructure.
