Flexibilities of configuration into existing systems Access control needs to be enforced by application and client/service protocol in order to provide more flexibility and security.
The flexibility of their configuration aims to fit the needs of multiple environments, from small servers to SME and large Internet servers.
Whereas SDN (Software Defined Networks) provides the opportunity for the flexibility of network configuration, the introduction of controller systems raises new issues about developing firewall system design, such as controller attack, rule setup, and communication overhead for control messages.
The INNOVIA Monorail 300 System vehicle allows total flexibility of car configuration in up to 8-car trands and with a newly designed gangway, riders can freely move between cars and enjoy improved visual aesthetics.
The PHIL simulation results demonstrate the strength of the platform, which extends the flexibility of system configurations of software simulation to an actual physical WPP experiment.
Compared to most low-cost sensing solutions, our solution provides much more flexibilities in terms of configuration.
Instead, manufacturing flexibility of this new configuration was demonstrated by successfully building a cylinder on flat and 3D cupped surfaces, including building a horizontally oriented cylinder on a wall by orienting the FDM system in the horizontal position.
Partial coverage control strategies could not only simplify the network protocol design but also improve the flexibility of the network configuration.
However, we find that charges on the surface lead to a lower optimal charge ratio than the equivalent number of charges located in flexible ARMs, since the ARM flexibility increases the volume of configuration space available for NA ARM interactions.
The benefit of configuration flexibility motivates the introduction of a small basic block consisting of, for example, (subcarriers OFDM symbols) in B-IFDMA as a building block to enable adaptive block allocation in different deployment and usage scenarios, as illustrated in Figure 1, see [5, 45] for further discussion.
