Sentence examples for distributed communications from inspiring English sources
Mr. Baran's idea was to build a distributed communications network, less vulnerable to attack or disruption than conventional networks.
In the HSSN, available spectrum bands are classified into two types to support both centralized and distributed communications simultaneously.
The WMNs inherit almost all characteristics of more general wireless ad hoc networks (e.g., decentralized design, distributed communications).
Companies like his are today still using things like IRC and email, and as more businesses become distributed, communications still feels like "an unsolved problem," he says.
The design uses ideas from control engineering and distributed communications networks resulting in a communications architecture based on CORBA and XML messaging.
The state of digital technologies, however, particularly those aimed at facilitating distributed communications, is changing rapidly, and new studies that utilize these technologies are in order.
A Cuban official said Wednesday that an American contractor detained last month in Havana for distributing communications equipment to community groups worked for "the American secret services".
An unidentified American contractor arrested last month in Cuba for distributing communications equipment on the island was aiding a religious and cultural group and was not engaged in espionage activity, his employer, Development Alternatives Inc., said Thursday.
MEXICO CITY — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the United States by an American contractor serving a 15-year sentence in Cuba for distributing communications equipment there under a State Department program, ending an effort to press the Obama administration into a financial payout and a more vigorous push for his release.
As mentioned above, the logic fog computing layer is responsible for local distributed communication by D2D communications.
He was also one of the originators of distributed data communications networks, an idea that seemed abstruse in 1965 but led directly to the ubiquity of the internet.
