Sentence examples for dynamic information exchange from inspiring English sources

First, cooperative detection showed collaborative communications gains; however, it is still facing many challenges such as overhead, developing efficient cooperation framework including information sharing algorithms and networks, and dynamic information exchange with minimum delay.

Therefore, this paper proposes a three-step method to build dynamic information exchanges between environmental engineers and product designers activities involved along the design process.

The server based BIM platform called BIMServer (Beetz et al. 2010) handles large amounts of data but does not facilitate dynamic partial information exchange as described earlier.

Through dynamic partial information exchange on a server based BIM model, all the project partners can retrieve and update real time information from their own parts and the rest of the common integrated BIM model.

A dynamic data exchange (DDE) client was implemented to enable real-time receipt of the system information and the NMR signals from a commercial NMR console.

Gossip-based peer-to-peer protocols proved to be very efficient for supporting dynamic and complex information exchange among distributed peers.

In today's business world, transactions over the Internet are growing rapidly requiring constant and dynamic information sharing and exchange among business partners.

This broad definition is also applicable to the transfer of information between the social insurance physician and the claimant, i.e. the behavioural process of reciprocal contact between social insurance physician and claimant during their face-to-face assessment interview, aimed at (verbal and non-verbal) continuous, dynamic, two-directional information exchange.

In Sect. 4 our proposed solution is presented through a centrally coordinated distributed approximate dynamic program with asynchronous information exchange between local and central nodes.

The World Information and Early Warning System (WIEWS) on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (PGRFA), has been established by FAO as a world-wide dynamic mechanism to foster information exchange among Member Countries, by gathering and disseminating information on PGRFA, and as an instrument for the periodic assessment of the state of the world's PGRFA.

In this paper, we present a cloud-based BIM server framework namely Social BIMCloud that facilitates BIM information exchange through dynamic merging and splitting of building models.