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However, there has been an effort to make Eucalyptus and Openstack compatible with Amazon EC2 by implementing a compatible API and command line tools, such as eucatools [20] and Nova [21], respectively.
We have designed, tested and implemented a UHV-compatible, low-noise, non-contacting force actuator for DC positioning and inertial damping of the rigid body resonances of the Seismic Attenuation System (SAS) designed for the TAMA Gravitational Wave Interferometer.
We implemented a CMOS logic- compatible, 4 Kb SRAM macro, in commercial UMC 65 nm, using the proposed SA namely, self correcting sense amplifier (SCSA).
By implementing an optimised transducer design to protect the sample from thermal and photon damage, we further show the method to be compatible with live cell imaging.
For communication between tool and agent two notification mechanisms were implemented: a) the tool sends agent compatible events directly to the agent plugin; b) the tool writes events in a proprietary format into a log file, which gets parsed by an agent plugin.
The protocol allows each site to develop their own tailored CM protocol and a process for implementing CM, compatible with the local socio-political environment.
Our focus in this work is to implement a geonetworking protocol layer, which is compatible with the ETSI media-independent standard.
Bridgessponsors participatory development projects in which interdisciplinary teams of university students collaborate with remote mountain communities in appraising local needs and tourism opportunities, and in designing and implementing plans compatible with those conditions.
We describe our experience using Overlog and Java to implement a "Big Data" analytics stack that is API-compatible with Hadoop and HDFS, with equivalent performance.
Additionally, Zazzle has implemented a Flash-powered bulk image upload tool that is compatible with Macs and PCs.
We consider how many bits need to be exchanged to implement a given decision rule when the mechanism must be ex post or Bayesian incentive compatible.
