Sentence examples for centralized I from inspiring English sources

Most of these models are centralized, i.e., the central authority almost completely decides the GDP design by optimizing certain centralized objectives.

Despite its advantages, however, most existing product configurators are centralized, i.e. the configuration process is conducted in a single company within its own product family.

The ICIC approach proposed in [53] is centralized, i.e., it assumes that the DeNB fully controls carrier allocation for backhaul and access links of all connected RNs.

>> We also repeated all analyses after excluding the 72 patients that for some reason were centralized, i.e., operated in the high-volume region while living in a low-volume region.

A logically centralized entity, i.e., the controller, maintains a global view of the RAN and makes control plane decisions for all the RRHs.

The wish for privacy of subsystem model data raises the desire to find control design methods to determine an optimal control law without centralized model knowledge, i.e. in a distributed fashion.

There are a few problems with the current LTE architecture: i) centralized data flow as all the data passes through the packet gateway (P-GW), ii) centralized monitoring and control is not scalable and is expensive, and iii) base stations and infrastructure are difficult to configure.

The alignment between algorithms and networks, i.e., centralized algorithms for centralized networks and decentralized algorithms for decentralized networks, improves prevention and detection.

It turned out that in my haste to bypass centralized emergency services, I had missed something crucial — the big difference between Stat and Uber is that Stat isn't for people like you and me to use.

Samuel attempted to dissuade them, pointing out that if they had a highly centralized form of government (i.e., a monarchy), they would have to give up much of their freedom and would be heavily taxed in goods and services.

We also identified the key cost driver in the distributed and centralized energy production systems; i.e., the capital cost of the wind turbine and the energy storage facilities, respectively.