Sentence examples for collaboration grids from inspiring English sources
We evaluate our approach by applying various tests to investigate the performance and sustainability of the centralized version of our implementation that is applied to sensor and collaboration grids.
The entrance point of these hybrid types of collaboration is smart grid technology.
This includes recent results from work with the GridPP Collaboration on using grid resources with schools to run GEANT4 simulations of CERN@school experiments.
However, it seems that in this type of collaboration, the gas grid operators are not involved on the basis of their privately defined societal interest, but rather on the basis of the public interest of the production and distribution of renewable energy, as - ultimately - defined by the central government.
One is a measurement of geomagnetically induced current (GIC) of power grids in collaboration with a Japanese power company.
A 2011 select committee report on the supergrid found it would make more financial sense to develop an interconnected offshore network than to keep connecting renewable sources to the mainland on a site-by-site basis, an approach that underpins the North Sea Offshore Grid, a collaboration between several EU member states and Norway, which could form the nucleus of a European supergrid.
Although there exist enormous research efforts on grid-based collaboration technologies, most of them have many limitations.
There are still some features missing in this beta, but you can already use Grid's collaboration tools and get a feel for its ingenious "Maestro" user interface.
In such a grid environment, collaboration services will be the key elements due to the pervasive requirement for cooperative work and collaborative learning.
The prominent feature of grid computing is the collaboration of multiple entities to perform collaborative tasks that rely on two fundamental functions: communication and resource sharing.
In "Signs of life" (February 27th) we said that the Square Kilometre Array radio-telescope collaboration planned to build its grid over a square kilometre of land.
