Sentence examples for centralized resources from inspiring English sources

Tapestry is an overlay location and routing infrastructure that provides location-independent routing of messages directly to the closest copy of an object or service using only point-to-point links and without centralized resources.

The team will include dedicated centralized resources as well as part time allocation of resources from each BU.

Do we want to continue to have centralized resources like that, or do we want to find a way to decentralize it?

Currently, there are several such 'science-wikis' that aim to collect specialist knowledge from the community into centralized resources.

Both types of genome browser represent centralized resources because of the high cost of building and maintaining web database servers.

This knowledge has traditionally been scattered, but textual descriptions of taxa and their habitats are now being consolidated in centralized resources.

We propose and evaluate through simulations: (a) a novel centralized resource scheduling algorithm, called Neighbors-Aware Proportional Fair (N-PF) and (b) a novel packet length adaptation algorithm, called Channel-Aware (CA) Packet Length Adaptation algorithm for the scheduled nodes.

We propose a novel centralized resource scheduling algorithm, called N-PF, which takes into account the relative channel quality metric, and the relative neighborhood metric accounting for the presence of uncoordinated nodes in the cell.

Several important metrics, e.g., the user-centric frameless coverage definition with coordinated serving set construction, centralized resource management, CP/UP separation and adaptation, were considered and found to support the FNA networking.

However, the main constraints of using SDWN controllers for radio resource allocation are related to the increase of signaling messages, the integration of low-level radio baseband processing with the conventional network protocol stack and hardware, and complexity to design centralized resource algorithms that react to the local and fast paced changes of wireless channel conditions [16].

There exists, therefore, a great need for a reliable and centralized resource specific to HAND research, particularly for epidemiological study and surveillance in resource-limited countries where severe forms of HAND persist.