Sentence examples for existing mechanisms for from inspiring English sources

From a technical standpoint, it is possible to leverage and build upon existing mechanisms for interoperability to achieve a more decentralised internet of things.

However, for consistent result estimation, all existing mechanisms for differential privacy assume that the underlying dataset is clean.

The last week's rescues of the banking industry's two biggest problem children — Washington Mutual and Wachovia — offer hope that some combination of free-market capitalism and existing mechanisms for government assistance will provide solutions to the crisis.

The existing mechanisms for flat networks must be substantially modified to be applied to a hierarchical network architecture.

The measured ignition delay times are compared to simulated delay times using existing mechanisms for acetone, isopropanol and small alkyl esters.

Results demonstrate that the existing mechanisms for toluene and benzene fail to predict the experimental data with respect to ignition delay and heat release.

Schrems and Vidal-Hall are two cases that are among the brightest, and the UN is our best existing mechanism for limiting the sovereignty of states for unbridled surveillance.

But Senate Republicans and several landlord groups stressed that the bill put forth largely technical changes that would clarify the existing mechanism for deregulating rent-stabilized apartments, rather than create any new ones.

There's no existing mechanism for enabling communities to channel the energy and the finances of the community as a whole, and typically public interest cases rely on a few brave individuals to make massive financial sacrifices on behalf of their communities.

In the event of a serious outbreak of pandemic influenza, when timely action will be needed to encourage and ensure isolation compliance, an existing mechanism for delivering financial support to affected persons is unemployment insurance.

To achieve this, the Community Network on Communicable Diseases (the already existing mechanism for EU collaboration in the areas of infectious disease surveillance and control) extended its list of diseases to be reported, to include additional threats such as tularemia, anthrax, Q-fever, and smallpox.