Sentence examples for geographically distributed over from inspiring English sources

The total number of responders was 208, geographically distributed over 26 countries in Europe, as shown in Fig. 1.

All these applications of WSNs are based on the same fundamental task of sampling (i.e., observing) some signal parameter using sensors geographically distributed over a field and estimating the parameter of interest using a central processing unit (fusion center).

The representatives were not geographically distributed over the county; for example, none of the municipalities in the south was represented on the steering committee, nor was the largest municipality represented (this municipality has the second-largest ownership share in the PTA after the county council).

Criteria for the selection of counties were 1) that they were geographically distributed over the United States, 2) a population size above 500,000 and 3) availability of data on post-neonatal infant mortality and air pollution levels.

It is worth saying that it is a peculiar vertex of the network, being composed of 104 institutes spread over geographically distributed sites (in all the biggest cities in Italy), and covering a large spectrum of activities in many fields, from pure research, to applied disciplines.

However, industry, science, and commerce fields often need to analyze very large datasets maintained over geographically distributed sites by using the computational power of distributed systems.

Service Function Chaining (SFC) is the problem of deploying various network service instances over geographically distributed data centers and providing inter-connectivity among them.

In many industrial, scientific and commercial applications, it is often necessary to analyze large data sets, maintained over geographically distributed sites, by using the computational power of distributed and parallel systems.

We obtained the weekly number of dengue cases at the province level during the period 1994-2008 from the Health Ministry's Dirección General de Epidemiología that is in charge of Perú's passive epidemiological surveillance system comprised of a network of over 7000 geographically distributed notifying units that includes 95% of the health centers.

Performance critical services over Internet often rely on geographically distributed architectures of replicated servers.

Which immediately brings to mind the phyles of Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age, geographically distributed nations whose footprints are dispersed unevenly all over the world rather than contained within a single contiguous piece of real estate.