Sentence examples for coordination infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Also, the design of the coordination infrastructure becomes complex if the number of co-existing autonomic managers grows.

This paper presents the usage and characteristics expected of interactive workspaces, from which we derive a set of key system properties for any coordination infrastructure in an interactive workspace.

We argue both from related work and from our own experience with a prototype that the tuplespace model of communication forms the best basis for a coordination infrastructure for such workspaces.

In this paper, we demonstrate how a new graphical design notation, Architectural Interaction Diagrams (AIDs), which provides parameterized support for different interaction schemes, may be used to model a real-life middleware-based system like the Event Heap coordination infrastructure of the i-Room ubiquitous computing environment.

Coordination infrastructure for the DGC is provided by The Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics at Indiana University, which is supported in part by the METACyt Initiative of Indiana University, funded in part through a major grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Coordination infrastructure for the DGC is provided by The Centre for Genomics and Bioinformatics at Indiana University, which is supported in part by the METACyt Initiative of Indiana University, funded in part through a major grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc.

In case the host sensor is not in the direct range of its destined location, it preferably forms multi-hop network via intermediate nodes in absence of any central coordination or infrastructure.

Events are discussed with regards to computation and analysis in section 1. Events are distributed over the existing coordination service infrastructure and therefore serve as a lightweight loosely coupled message service, they are used by the analysis service to encode intermediate computation and by other services to notify components of configuration and status changes.

Meeting these needs will require stable funding and new mechanisms to support the coordination of infrastructure programs internationally.

However, health system bottlenecks at all levels lead to low coverage of many priority interventions through poor coordination, weak infrastructure, shortage of trained and motivated health workers, low uptake of available capacity, and household resistance to recommended practices (8, 9).

The model considers all the annual coordination between transportation infrastructure construction and demand.