Sentence examples for cluster intelligence from inspiring English sources

The cluster intelligence cloud routing protocol for wireless sensor networks has been shown in Section 4.

(4) The cluster intelligence service cluster would be generated in this process.

( overline{x} ) represents the average value of the mobile geographic cluster intelligence service that has been recognized by the user.

In addition, the wireless sensor network through the sensor node physical layer signal receiving strength and the cloud platform to map the fusion degree of the main node of the rational planning of wireless sensor network cluster intelligence cloud routing.

Meanwhile, the Saudi coalition waging this asymmetrical war of aerial bombardment upon a country with little to no air defenses, could not carry out this assault without the critical aid from the U.S. in the form of military hardware, including banned cluster bombs; intelligence for targeting of airstrikes; and mid-air refueling.

If you can find the attributes that define spam, you can move on to solve other "cluster" problems in artificial intelligence.

This school district which, like Walker's, serves families living near a cluster of military and intelligence operations including Fort Eustis, Langley Air Force Base and Camp Peary, is experiencing similar education cuts: more students per class, field trips eliminated, bus purchases delayed and teachers no longer attending skill-building conferences.

For the Washington region, that means the companies tend to cluster around the military and intelligence hubs in Northern Virginia and Suburban Maryland.

Our software consists of two major activities ROI extraction with image processing and cluster analysis with an artificial intelligence technique.

E. Fetaya, Shamir, O., and Ullman, S., "Graph Approximation and Clustering on a Budget", Artificial Intelligence and Statistics, vol. 38.

The group, the National Research Council, says in a study commissioned by the C.I.A. and other intelligence agencies that clusters of apparently unrelated events exacerbated by a warming climate will create more frequent but unpredictable crises in water supplies, food markets, energy supply chains and public health systems.