Sentence examples for both control and data from inspiring English sources
There is no power control and both control and data packets are transmitted at maximum power.
The performance penalty of security due to the proposed security mechanisms is measured on both control and data channels.
In order to adopt the new features of the video diagnostics system both control and data acquisition and visualization and data processing softwares are developed.
Embedded systems are typically heterogeneous requiring interacting hardware and software components, are locally synchronous while being globally asynchronous and combine both control and data dominated blocks.
For our future work, we are working on a method to efficiently check the integrity of both control and data flows. 1 We only use while to represent loops since for is a syntactic sugar of while. 2 The type of markers can be exchanged at the marker injection step.
By decentralized, we mean that both control and data are logically and geographically distributed; neither global control nor global data storage exist.
The fundamental principle of TS-based schemes is shown in Fig. 3. Instead of a gateway that couples both the control and data plane, a mapping system or rendezvous server is introduced in TS-based schemes to only keep track of the binding relationship between the content/host name and its locator.
To maintain the independent relation between the control changes and the exercise intervention changes, we have not used both control and exercise data from the same subject when comparing exercise response to control subjects.
In summary, simulation results show that the proposed method can achieve good performance for both control information and data compared with existing methods, and thus is an effective method for type II relay system.
But for the case of Wi-Fi, only Wi-Fi is used for both remote control and data sharing.
A key part of our solution is a novel reputation scheme that combines feedback from both the control and data planes of the overlay.
