Sentence examples for establishment solution from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate through a performance analysis that our collaborative key establishment solution allows for a reduction in energy consumption at the constrained device by up to 80% in comparison with existing key establishment schemes.

Many trust establishment solutions in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) rely on public key certificates.

We believe this to be the first extensive work that studies green LSP establishment solutions.

Firstly, through the establishment and solution to the out-of-step model of the power grid, the analytical expression of the voltage frequency at any position is obtained in the out-of-step oscillation, and the voltage frequency features of electrical center and non-electrical center are analyzed in details.

The establishment of solutions to large-scale three-dimensional (3-D) reactor benchmark problems is needed to serve as standards for the verification of design codes and for the detailed error analysis of calculational methods.

The development of international refugee law has, for decades, identified as a priority the establishment of "durable solutions" for those displaced from their homelands: a long-term settlement plan that won't enforce on them another move.

Speaking to army cadets at a base in southern Israel, the defense minister, Ehud Barak, said the defense establishment would find solutions to "terror from Hebron and Qassams from Gaza".

Bitel, who upset many in the IAAF last summer when he said athletics was not doing enough to catch cheats, has a solution: the establishment of international governance rules along the lines of the World Anti-Doping Agencodeode.

'Bakri offered a direct solution: the establishment of Muslim state with a foreign policy of jihad.

He caused further outrage when he said he would not only beat that establishment club to the solution but patent the results.

"The current model is pointless," said Neil Dwane, chief investment officer for Europe at RCM. "Semi-nationalization continues to run the risks that moral hazard, political interference and incorrect incentives will all prolong the establishment of a satisfactory solution".