Mirror Image will then intelligently distribute specific content to certain access points so that the desired content is closer to the appropriate end users.
When the number of CRNs is low in the environment, most of the channels have low traffic arrival probability and WF-MAC intelligently distributes the load among them and opts for the best channels.
Initially, with lower number of PUs in the system, the entire channel set will have higher rate of being free and WF-MAC is capable to intelligently distribute the traffic load among those channels using the channel availability prediction and perception learning mechanisms.
Her company's technology uses a data-driven approach to intelligently manage distributed energy, helping consumers plan for their own cost- and energy-efficient power use.
Behind the scrum, Conor Murray distributed intelligently, Jonathan Sexton confirmed he is the Lions fly-half elect with some superb passing, tactical kicking and two well-finished tries while Tommy Bowe, who played all three Lions Tests in South Africa, collected a brace of tries as a reward for his impressive energy and work-rate.
In the cooperative offload method, the tasks to be executed on the CPU cores are distributed intelligently between CPU and GPU cores depending on the relative speedup of the GPU when compared to the CPU.
They are searching for cheap, large-scale forms of power storage and hoping that computers can intelligently coördinate what could be millions of distributed power sources.
Whatever the path, it's clear that venture investors still think there's a lot of work to be done to ensure that companies work more intelligently and efficiently as they become more distributed.
In this paper, a hybrid protocol named improved PCF operation is proposed, which intelligently chooses the access point- (AP-) assisted DCF (distributed coordinator function) and enhanced PCF (point coordinator function) transmission mechanism of IEEE 802.11 protocol in an infrastructure-based wireless LAN environment.
This is where RWE, one of Germany's four major utilities, is working at the frontier of another crucial technology: virtual power plants, in which software intelligently controls vast numbers of small power sources (and, eventually, distributed storage sites) to coördinate their output for sale on energy markets.
