Sentence examples for based on a decentralized from inspiring English sources
The key feature for the proposed control strategy is based on a decentralized control aiming to automatically isolate the faulty section while reducing the overall dependency on the number of fault indicators and communication hops involved in the fault management process.
On the one hand, the 15M movement was based on a decentralized structure.
"You can't live in wonderful isolation forever, not when the rest of the world is based on a decentralized model that allows clubs to buy and sell players as they see fit.
Provision of health care in Norway is based on a decentralized model.
The proposed approach is based on a decentralized structure in which harmonic analysis of an area is independently conducted, even with limited available data, via local computing resources.
CometCloud is based on a decentralized coordination substrate, and supports highly heterogeneous and dynamic cloud/Grid infrastructures, integration of public/private clouds and cloudbursts.
The peace deal would be based on a largely decentralized two-zone confederation, with one area populated largely by Greek Cypriots and the other by Turkish Cypriots.
A situated approach to Markovian image segmentation is proposed based on a distributed, decentralized and cooperative strategy for model estimation.
In order to simultaneously estimate the unknown state and fault(s) information, a set of novel distributed adaptive estimators are designed, based on which a decentralized fault accommodation scheme is further constructed to stabilize the whole interconnected system.
Based on the decentralized, individual non-cooperative manner, we capture the dynamics of UPN system while leading a deep progress for future networks.
Ludolph Hugo (ca. 1630 1704) was the first to distinguish confederations based on alliances, decentralized unitary states such as the Roman Empire, and federations, characterized by 'double governments' with territorial division of powers, in De Statu Regionum Germanie (1661) (cf. Elazar 1998; Riley 1976).
