Sentence examples for guaranteed bandwidth from inspiring English sources

This paper proposes a three step approach to guarantee bandwidth demand at each node of the network thereby providing high quality of service even to nodes separated by large distances from each other.

One of the leaders in this space is Sycamore, which is betting that it would have products ready by 2001 that guarantee bandwidth on demand.

Therefore, some virtualization approaches do not ensure isolation of resources and do not guarantee bandwidth across the entities.

The EF class supports a real-time VoIP application, simulating a constant-rate traffic, which is transferred over the user data protocol (UDP) to strictly guarantee bandwidth reservation.

First, the remaining bandwidth can be calculated by subtracting the current consumed bandwidth and the minimum guarantee bandwidth of non-greedy stations from their held bandwidth, i.e., initially half of the fair rate, on both uplink and downlink directions.

Reservation of lightpaths in dynamically switched optical networks facilitates guaranteed bandwidth.

This simulation result shows that, in the case of guaranteed bandwidth, the amplifier can suppress flicker noise interference effectively.

Experimental results demonstrate that this new approach is able to provide guaranteed bandwidth, and is much more efficient in terms of resource utilization, compared to both dedicated and shared path protection.

Experimental results demonstrate that this new approach is able to provide guaranteed bandwidth, and is much more efficient in terms of resource utilization, compared to both dedicated and shared path protection schemes.

With the virtualization technology, a resource request submitted to data center can be abstracted as a virtual data center (VDC) request which consist of virtual machines (VMs) connected through virtual switches, routers and links with guaranteed bandwidth.

Enabling new IP-based services such as triple and quad-play, as well as eScience applications at predetermined quality of service (QoS) measures, require the provisioning of guaranteed bandwidth pipes at varying granularities (e.g. from few Mbps to several Gbps and above).