The phrase "edge system" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a system or network that is located at the edge or outskirts of a larger system, typically used to connect different devices or networks together. Example: "Our company uses an edge system to securely connect our remote employees to our main office network."
Cingular, Sprint and Verizon cover most of the country with their second-generation networks, and T-Mobile is working to expand its own Edge system.
The Edge system are said to be extremely energy efficient, and will reportedly run for up to 8 hours between charges.
About five years ago, Cingular bought AT&T, who rolled out its ill-fated M-Mode EDGE system while deploying its fast, next-gen 3G system.
Recently, some schemes based on polarization information are researched and developed, such as polar modulation in EDGE system, which shows the merits of polarization.
On the outskirts of the city, a cutting edge system locked on to the incoming rockets, worked out their likely trajectory and then in many cases fired its own interceptors to knock them out of the sky.
Its Evolv Edge system includes a security gate about five feet tall, which can conduct rapid body scans of people who pass through without requiring them to stop or slow down.
Special focus is dedicated to developing an approach for the parallel construction of edge systems.
There is a need for evaluation platforms that can enable the evaluation of different hardware platforms, software frameworks, and models, all across cloud and edge systems.
All of these are worthwhile improvements to what is not, after all, intended to be a cutting-edge system.
Ms. Hoffman said she does not know the actual cost of this cutting-edge system, because most of the materials and labor were donated.
This year, among other measures, it unveiled plans for a cutting-edge system that would zap locker rooms with a decontaminating fog of hydrogen peroxide and silver to leave an anti-bacterial coating on every surface.
