In this paper, we propose SIRENS, a scalable, robust, and flexible fine-grained explicit router feedback framework.
Application and underlying infrastructure are abstracted and offered through service interfaces; Standardized network access by any device; Scalability and flexibility of the underlying infrastructure; Shared and multi-tenant resources; On-demand self-service provisioning and near real-time deployment; Flexible and fine grained pricing without up-front commitments.
We think the People's Bank of China will be flexible in fine-turning and its policy bias has shifted to neutral-easing.
Two second-generation, flexible EUS fine-needle biopsy (FNB) needles have been marketed recently in the United States.
Although these schemes provide new features to search on encrypted data, they can not realize flexible and fine-grained access control on outsourced data.
Current systems mostly focus on managing computing resources like CPU and memory; however, they lack flexible and fine-grained management mechanisms for network resources.
We tackle the trade-off problem between security, privacy and services in distributed social networks by providing the users the possibility to tune their privacy settings through a very flexible and fine-grained access control system.
We also employ recent advances in laser machining of thin ceramic substrates, application of ultra-fine line gold conductors to ceramic, fabrication of extremely flexible cables, and fine wire management techniques associated with juxtaposing metal microelectrodes within a few hundred microns of each other in the development of a floating multi-electrode array (FMA).
The other uses fine, flexible titanium bristles that can last for years.
If only the pianist Philip Gammon had responded to the waltzes and mazurkas with the same fine, flexible nuance as the dancers, it would have been better still.
(Kozinn) WESTERN WIND (Tonight) This fine, flexible vocal sextet offers a historical tour of love songs, from the great Renaissance and early Baroque composers (Dowland, Monteverdi, Tomkins) through classic jazz and pop (Ellington and Lennon-McCartney).
