Sentence examples for collaboratively operated from inspiring English sources

As a result, there now exists a collaboratively operated network involving multiple satellite observations, airborne remote sensing, and ground observations.

Typically, the NG transmission can only be unidirectional, and this limits the topology structure selection between collaboratively operated PtG plants and NGFPs.

A small tsunami caused by the seafloor deformation during this moderate earthquake was also observed at seafloor sites of the Dense Oceanfloor Network system for Earthquakes and Tsunamis (DONET; Kaneda et al. 2015; Kawaguchi et al. 2015), which is collaboratively operated by NIED and the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC).

There is high scientific value in collecting and sharing very large and highly distributed data sets, but there is also high risk associated with maintaining sensitive information in a distributed, collaboratively operated information resource.

Radar sensor networks (RSN) [1] are the networks of distributed radar sensors which collaboratively operate and are deployed ubiquitously on airborne, surface, and unmanned vehicles in a large geographical area.

The element (V_{ij}) of the matrix indicates that the engineer operated collaboratively (V_{ij}) times in the sub-task.

To ensure safety, the train must accurately determine its position and direction, where the on-board computer, the speed meter/speed sensor/accelerometer (for measuring distance, velocity and acceleration), and the trackside balise can be operated collaboratively to obtain the accurate position [1].

The collaboratively-developed multiprofessional programme operated as a 'basic' and 'advanced' course based on simulated scenarios using a manikin (with computer-controlled vital signs that allowed changes in patient characteristics to be simulated) and/or standardized patient actors.

GCN is designed to enable these devices to operate collaboratively in a highly efficient and resilient fashion, while not sacrificing their ability to communicate with one another.

This paper examines decision methods applied to a distributed system that must operate collaboratively to achieve a common objective and tolerate partial system failure, necessitating structural reorganization.

It can be envisaged that in the future more than one capsule could be ingested by the patient and they operate collaboratively in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract to perform certain diagnostic and therapeutic tasks.