Sentence examples for distributed capability from inspiring English sources

4. Registrar shall abide by any ICANN-adopted Policy that requires registrars to cooperatively implement a distributed capability that provides query-based Whois search functionality across all registrars.

But it is the distributed capability that sets Infratel apart.

Why not use intelligent utility networks to better manage the existing flow of electrons coming from centralized fossil fuels and uranium fuel, while also using the distributed capability of the new smart grids to collect and transmit electrons coming in from thousands of on-site micro-grids?

As realized through several Web Service specifications, these provide the scaling, robustness, and reliability for delivering distributed capabilities that collectively form virtual organizations.

The literature on network topology suggests that, as long as there are widely distributed capabilities to publish, link, and advise others about what to read and link to, networks enable intrinsic processes that allow substantial ordering of the information.

The main benefits of the approach are the distributed capabilities of the multi-agent systems and the self-adaption ability to the changes that occur in the patterns of attack.

The third phase, dating only to the last two decades of the 20th century, marked the most radical change of all the dramatic extension of cryptology to the information age: digital signatures, authentication, shared or distributed capabilities to exercise cryptologic functions, and so on.

In so far as the capability approach (defined as the ability to function given the choice) looks to distribute capability equally across society this is fundamentally different to the idea of maximising QALYs with no regard to equity issues.

The proposed approach combines a robust optimization with corner analysis, machine learning techniques and distributed processing capability able to deal with multi-objective and constrained optimization problems.

More than a decade ago Dr. Smarr began building a distributed supercomputing capability he called the OptIPuter, because it used the fiber-optic links among the nation's supercomputer centers to make it possible to divide computing problems as well as digital data so that larger scientific computing loads could be shared.

SiSense provides a convenient collection of functionality that will be useful as a distributed processing capability.