Sentence examples for centralized which from inspiring English sources

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The control software can then be logically centralized which has recently been shown to have significant benefits in network efficiency and manageability.

The existing incentive compatible mechanisms are centralized which gather feedback merely through a specific service offered by a service provider, while they ignore some useful information on other services that are offered by the same service provider.

The two proposed algorithms are both centralized which can guarantee a considerable energy saving performance; hence, we assume that there is a centralized controller unit (CCU) that carries out the algorithms.

However, the proposed algorithms in [4, 5] were centralized which impose high computational burden on the BS and high signaling overhead for reporting channel state information (CSI) of the links.

Our analysis shows that the areas of employment are become more centralized, which indicates that employment centers emerge in the inner city because of better accessibility by rail transit.

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The range of potential system architectures and estimation solutions goes from the completely decentralized, in which each agent only estimates its own states, to the completely centralized, in which all states of all agents are estimated jointly.

The problem of coordinating parameters can be solved adopting basically two types of solutions: (1) centralized approach, which yields the optimal global parameter vector, and (2) distributed approaches, which on one hand often provide suboptimal solutions through greedy techniques such as non-cooperative games, but on the other hand can provide near-optimal solutions by using a factor graph.

A "centralized" one which means that terminals are distributed at the center of the macro BS, and a "sparse" one which means that terminals are uniformly distributed within the area of the BS.

Other Arab countries that do not face such internal strains usually do so because of the strong security measures of a highly centralized state, which largely drains the concept of citizenship of much if its freedoms, rights and vitality.