Sentence examples for central coordinators from inspiring English sources

Given its significantly higher impact on the network connectivity as compared to other groups, we hypothesized that S3.7 may contain proteins that play roles as the central coordinators of cellular events, and therefore analyzed this group in more depth.

Interestingly, some TFs and miRNAs are both in- and out-hubs (e.g. RUNX3 in testis, ovary, spleen and prostate, BCL6 and hsa-miR-22 in all the eight tissues), acting as the central processors as well as central coordinators.

Since out-hubs are more frequently strong hubs than in-hubs, central coordinators are more preserved through different tissues than central processors, which account for the integration of largely TS regulations.

Because there is no central coordinator to coordinate the BSs (such as an ASN gateway), each BS handles both its cell-edge users and cell-interior users; that is, an upper RRC and a lower RRC coexist at each BS.

Moreover, this kind of self-organized system leverages the feedback and coordination by the central coordinator in order to achieve high efficiency.

PCF is a centralized mechanism which uses a central coordinator.

To address these limits of centralized control, this paper presents a coordinated, distributed algorithm based on distributed, local controllers and a central coordinator for exchanging summarized global state information.

In this paper we present a coordinated, distributed algorithm based on distributed, local controllers and a central coordinator for exchanging summarized global state information, with the aim of optimizing resource allocation of DG and storage, and managing deterministic loads in the smart grid, while maintaining network operating constraints and allowing for delays in data exchange.

In [21], authors have devised an optimal sensing order for the CRN with cooperative centralized sensing, where sensing and access decisions are sequentially made by the central coordinator.

In centralized networks, the timing, channel and data information are available at the central coordinator which can then share such information with selected users to enable concurrent or cooperative transmissions.

The first step to creating a network was appointing nine volunteer regional organisers who - along with a central coordinator in London - cover the whole of the UK.