Sentence examples for distributed sense from inspiring English sources

Insofar as some natural bodies are described as consisting entirely of water (or of a part of water, as in A46 where "the sweet portion" of the water is drawn up from the sea and separated off), it would be best to understand Xenophanes' "two-substance theory" in a distributed sense: all things are either earth, or water, or earth combined with water.

In line with the usual random deployment of sensor networks, the distributed sense-and-transmit process can be viewed as an extension of a technique from computer graphics called stochastic sampling, which provides an alternative to the uniform deployment imposed by multidimensional sampling theory.

The scheduling includes the distributed sensing and centralized retrieval.

Thus, distributed sensing based on the flexoelectric effect is effective to monitoring structural dynamic behaviors.

And hence, an inexpensive large-scale distributed sensing system based on this method can be realized.

A negotiation framework based on the Contract Net approach supports communication between the distributed sensing processes.

Raman and Brillouin effects have found special applications in distributed sensing for smart materials and structures.

These characteristics make WMNs suitable for several applications, such as distributed sensing, monitoring, and public safety.

This paper proposes a control scheme for distributed sensing using a leader/follower multi-agent architecture.

The design challenges of this and similar distributed sensing systems are addressed.

Both MBS-assisted and distributed sensing are proposed to derive the number of active small cells.