Sentence examples for existing dissemination from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the proposed algorithm performed 17.3% better, on average, in terms of data dissemination, than other existing dissemination methods.

Results show that the proposed algorithm performs 17.3% better, on average, in terms of data dissemination, than the existing dissemination methods.

In addition, the existing dissemination methods of congestion information lack the necessary control mechanism, so the information may be disseminated to irrelevant geographical areas.

Based on these considerations, Lee et al. [14] proposed a predictable mobility-based algorithm, which uses the existing dissemination protocols and it is based on the random mobility-based communication paradigm.

IM Adapt adds to existing dissemination and adaptation models by providing detailed guidance on how to decide on effective adaptation, while maintaining the essential elements of the EBI.

The existing dissemination strategies are limited most outlets for sharing data from classes are either slow, difficult to integrate into a traditional course, or do not effectively reach the appropriate scientific audience.

Table 1 shows a classification of the existing data dissemination protocols, which support multiple, mobile sinks and how HexDD differs from these existing works.

For this, we classify the existing information dissemination solutions into eight new classes based on their design and optimization objectives and give a qualitative overview on each class based on their objectives, forwarding strategy, features and advantages.

"Well we have a generic plan for those sort of things......, and we swung that plan into action.....But that's more of a disaster plan and this really in a sense wasn't disaster but it was an issue that had to be managed and contained… on an ongoing rolling basis…" [Principal, School 3] Schools used their existing information dissemination practices, some to better effect than others.

We show how this approach can be used to generate random networks, simulate existing propagation and dissemination mechanisms, and design new, improved algorithms.

Simulation results demonstrate that our proposals are able to outperform existing warning message dissemination schemes in urban environments under adverse vehicle density conditions.