Sentence examples for infrastructure anchor from inspiring English sources

One of the major requirements for most applications based on wireless ad hoc and sensor networks is accurate node localization even in the absence of infrastructure (anchor nodes).

By the end of the Cold War in the 1990s, it was firmly believed in the West that capitalism was going global; and a global economic infrastructure anchored by the WTO and IMF with the U.S. Navy patrolling the sea lanes would deliver a globalized world economy consistent with the inevitable universalization of Western values.

The measurements are to assist pipeline design or analysis of the sliding resistance of other on-bottom infrastructure such as anchor chains.

The decades of decline with mountains of debt and aging infrastructure is an anchor that will drag us down no matter how fast we swim.

The fact is that the kind of infrastructure investments that anchor the President's stimulus plan do more to stimulate the economy than the tax cuts favored by the Republicans.

They anchor us to an infrastructure that can no longer be sustained.

Typically the seabed in deep water comprises soft, lightly overconsolidated, fine grained sediments, which must support a variety of infrastructure placed on the seabed or anchored to it.

The proposed system environment is based on PKI-enabled infrastructures for creation of trust, the anchor and long-term maintenance for data integrity proofs.

APBioNet aims to promote and support bioinformatics within its region on educational, research and network infrastructure levels as a discipline firmly anchored in life sciences.

More specifically, the algorithm is related to an indoor positioning system, for anchor-free (i.e., infrastructure less) localization in a mobile ad hoc network (MANET).

The conceptual framework we lay out is anchored in the contention that infrastructure consists of various structures that interactively create a composite greater than the sum of its parts (see Figure 1).