The in-silico results denote resource states averaged over 100 runs of the simulation under the same initial conditions.
The chunk concept is adopted in 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE), where a chunk is denoted as Resource Block.
The Specification Factory generates a list of resource templates which denote the resource offerings from different infrastructure providers.
The term 'infrastructure' stems from 19th-century military vocabulary, in which it denoted the resources behind the front, necessary to wage war, i.e. structures such as roads, industries and railways, but also including an industrial workforce.
It should be noted that the all resources in Semantic Web will be identified using Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), which may be denoted as Universal Resource Locator (URL) or Universal Resource Name (URN).
Here u ξ, f) Γ denotes the resource utilization.
Let r i,j denote the resource required to transmit a multicast stream from node i to j.
For brevity, we use the binary assignment variables x c,d and y c,d to denote the resource allocation policy.
3 Denotes the resource supporting the presence of the prohormone sequence in the cattle genome: UniGene, DNA (nucleotide and EST sequences not present in UniGene), pseudogenes and unreported.
Therefore, the existence of the session falls into the category that Richardson and Ruby denote as "resource state", meaning state information that "is the same for each client"; they argue that this kind of state information is exempted from the postulation of statelessness.
