Sentence examples for dissemination time from inspiring English sources
Most previous works do not present a lower bound on the dissemination time, and fail to show how close the dissemination time of their algorithms are to the lower bound.
In this paper, we analyze how to decrease the dissemination time by efficiently utilizing the upstream bandwidths of nodes.
We first present a tight lower bound on the dissemination time that can serve as a benchmark for evaluating the performance of peer-to-peer file transfer algorithms.
Our simulation results show that, by using the algorithm the dissemination time is more than the lower bound by at most four percent in many cases in the networks with the upstream bandwidth constraint.
After some predetermined dissemination time, all nodes obtains the highest hop value (hmax ) from h(i).
Scalability concerns in PolyViNE come from several fronts: size of the search space, dissemination time of location information, and storage of location and price information among others.
Next, estimates were made on the influence of the atmosphere, ionosphere conditions and the Doppler effect on the dissemination of time signals.
Modifications incorporated into the 2010 criteria enabled the fulfillment of dissemination in time to be met with the initial magnetic resonance imaging.
Thus, arguing that reliable extensions using ack-based failure recovery protocols cannot support reliable dissemination with time constraints, the authors exploit the use of multiple data paths trees in order to conceive a fast and reliable multicast dissemination protocol.
Fully virulent Y. pestis was transformed with a plasmid containing the luxCDABE genes, making it able to produce light; this lux-expressing strain was used to infect mice by subcutaneous, intradermal or intranasal inoculation.We successfully obtained images from infected animals and were able to follow bacterial dissemination over time for each of the three different routes of inoculation.
On conventional MRI, the Barkhof criteria were confirmed in all subjects and, when compared with the previous MRI examination, 10/19 subjects showed at least 1 new T2-W lesion, attesting dissemination in time (DIT).
