Sentence examples for coordination channels from inspiring English sources

The problem studied in this paper is finding a minimum number of coordination channels to overcome controllability problems in distributed testing.

However, based on a simple comparison of averages across honey producers in different coordination channels, it is impossible to identify causality.

To reveal whether the observed differences in performance between contract producers, cooperative producers and spot-market producers are attributable to the different coordination channels, a more profound econometric analysis is needed.

Therefore, not only Swing-net and Stance-net as in Schilling et al. (2007), but also all Target-nets (Schilling and Cruse 2008) as well as the leg coordination channels are equipped with an own motivation unit.

The Enhanced Coordination Channel Access (EDCA) mechanism is a 802.11e WG's initiative to provide Quality of Service (QoS) guarantees in 802.11-based wireless networks.

After reviewing prior work in the dynamic spectrum area, a specific distributed spectrum etiquette protocol called "common spectrum coordination channel (CSCC)" is introduced.

It comprises of a mandatory coordination function called enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) and an optional coordination function named mesh coordination channel access (MCCA).

Lastly, the common spectrum coordination channel (CSCC) protocol presented in Raychaudhuri (2003) is an extension of the DCA protocol, which enables different types of wireless devices to share the radio spectrum via negotiation through the CSCC.

A year ago, during President Park Geun-hye's visit to Washington, both countries decided to establish a White House-Blue House cyber coordination channel and, importantly, deepen "military to military cyber coordination".

A year ago, during President Park Geun-hye's visit to Washington, both countries decided to establish a White House-Blue House cyber coordination channel and, importantly, deepen "military to military cyber coordination". For more information visit non-partisan The Korea Society.

Coordination between channels exploits a global time reference, such as the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), which can be supposed to be provided by the Global Positioning System (GPS).