Sentence examples for communication consortium from inspiring English sources

C2CNet, specified by the CAR 2 CAR communication consortium [18], is a communication layer dedicated to car-to-car communications and is located between the network layer and the link layer.

The system, from Honda's Advanced Safety Vehicle project, is part of the Car 2 Car Communication Consortium, a group based in Germany that wants to improve road safety through inter-vehicle communications.

Five priority levels are adopted by the C2C Communication Consortium, defined hereafter.

Honda is demoing a GPS-based warning system to help keep motorcycle riders safe from cars at the Car 2 Car Communication Consortium event in Germany today.

The Car to car Communication Consortium (C2C CC) considers two VANET wireless channels (control and service channels), each used for different traffic [17].

Cooperative perception by vehicles: According to the vision of the Car2Car Communication Consortium [38], vehicles may warn other vehicles of objects detected on their path.

In collaboration with TERIN, an Italian ICT (information and communication technology) consortium, we have developed an easy-to-use smartphone-based electronic pain diary (IHCS AID Diary) which enables assessment of clinical features of pain over time.

Additionally, the EO helps to maintain open networks of communication between consortium members and users.

13 The Vaccine Adverse Event Surveillance and Communication (VAESCO) Consortium study, undertaken in eight European countries, found that the pooled background incidence rate of diagnosed narcolepsy in children aged 5 to 19 years was 0.56/100 0.56/100

Of note, there's the Near Field Communication Forum, a consortium with members ranging from big payment processors such as American Express and MasterCard to tech heavies such as Nokia and Texas Instruments.

The research program implemented a 'frame of reference' methodology in order to effectively match research outcomes to the needs of end users and to facilitate communication within a consortium comprising both scientists and end users of the technology.