Sentence examples for infrastructure mechanisms from inspiring English sources

We have designed a layered Grid-based architecture: a collective layer that contains the service overlay component, a resource layer that contains the execution environment and service process components, a connectivity layer for communication among components and a fabric layer with programmable infrastructure mechanisms.

Reduction of stormwater runoff can be achieved through planting or conserving existing forested areas and creating other green infrastructure mechanisms, such as green roofs (Mentens et al. 2006).

Moreover, our infrastructure provides mechanisms to provide a fault tolerant scheduling.

In addition, infrastructure level mechanisms are proposed to provide dynamic resource elasticity for CBIHCS.

In sum, we believe these findings may help to inform non-automotive transportation infrastructure financing mechanisms that rely on rising property values.

In particular, this infrastructure provides mechanisms for controlling sensors and actuators, dynamically registering and invoking resources and infrastructure elements, as well as modeling of composite contextual information.

Reviewing the limited existing literature on this area shows that this topic has not yet received much attention, and further independent studies are needed to clarify the different aspects of the informal infrastructure growth mechanisms.

Reviewing the existing literature on the organic trail formation growth modeling shows that this topic has not yet received much attention, and further independent studies are needed to clarify the different aspects of the organic infrastructure growth mechanisms.

In other words, the exchanges hold together the infrastructure and mechanisms for distributing care within states.

None of the experts I spoke to believe it's practical to totally overhaul American infrastructure spending mechanisms or solve all of the country's public works problems with a single federal bill.

There has been a need for infrastructure and mechanisms to facilitate these mandates, as well as calls for better incentives and credit to make the time and effort to do this worthwhile (8).