Sentence examples for based on different architectures from inspiring English sources

Sensatag and Gen 2 Listener are based on different architectures.

The best obtained WOLED shows a peak CE of 24.7 cd/A at 1000 cd/m2 with Commission Internationale De L'Eclairage coordinate of (0.44, 0.48), while WOLEDs based on different architectures exhibit good color stability.

The simulation results show that compared with three traditional algorithms based on different architectures, the new hybrid navigation algorithm proposed in this paper performs more reliable in terms of escaping from traps, resolving conflicts between layers and decreasing the computational time for avoiding time out of the control cycle.

Two different devices based on different MWNT architectures – one fully covered with MWNTs and the other with 6 × 12 (rows, columns) of MWNT bundles were tested and compared to a device with no MWNTs.

Finally, the two DPDs based on different learning architectures are compared for the validation.

Caching optimization deals with the problems from the point of view of optimization on network/user centric performances based on different network architectures, analytical modeling methods and content caching policies.

With two separate DAQ systems operating in parallel we have the ability to directly compare the results and understand the inherent variability in the derived scientific results based on different system architectures and processing assumptions.

The result is applying of methodology based on different industrial architecture in rural surroundings and of modern industrial ruin.

Results that refer to a three-year monitoring of ten photovoltaic plants based on different technologies and architectures are reported.

All these data stores support the relational model and use SQL as their query language, even though they are based on different assumptions and architectures than traditional RDBMSs.

The researchers are continuously contributing in developing new transport layer protocols based on different principles and architectures enabling different combinations of technical features.