Sentence examples for communication hierarchy from inspiring English sources
All SNs can communicate wirelessly with their neighbors, i.e., no imposed communication hierarchy.
To be effective on such architectures programming models must be aware of the communication hierarchy, and yet preserve performance portability.We propose four new architecture-aware constructs for the parallel Haskell extension GpH that exploit information about task size and aim to reduce communication for small tasks, preserve data locality, or to distribute large units of work.
Some concrete examples of this communication hierarchy include: Configuration store lookup data.
Each level of the communication hierarchy has its own configuration store.
Further, for all communication with the outside world, a communication hierarchy has been identified, specifying that IEEE-802.15.4 technology must be preferred over UMTS/GPRS technology and, when using UMTS/GPRS technology, this must be done in such a way to reduce roaming cost and energy consumption.
At the local level, limitations in communication, hierarchy and lack of stakeholder engagement appeared to limit effective implementation of the QI initiative.
Respondents indicated additional benefits including exposure to government public health agencies, and a greater understanding of public health infrastructure and communication hierarchies.
These changes are surface manifestations of a deeper transformation under way: Long-held assumptions about corporate communication and hierarchy are breaking down.
A. Sahai, "Some fundamental limits on cognitive radios and their implications," presented at The Economics, Technology, and Policy of Unlicensed Spectrum, East Lansing, MI, May 2005. A. Sahai, "Where do stabilization problems sit in the communication problem hierarchy?," presented at Workshop on Integrated Control, Estimation and Communication, Pasadena, CA, April 2005.
Figure 2 Communication services hierarchy.
My dissertation, "Communication in Hierarchies: Explaining Deadlines," essentially demonstrates that whenever a large organization tries to work for a common goal, it is inevitable to work with deadlines.
