Sentence examples for interconnection infrastructure from inspiring English sources

Consider an IMS consisting of M interconnected MGs through a power interconnection infrastructure and a communication network.

The Network-on-Chip (NoC) paradigm has emerged as a scalable interconnection infrastructure for modern massive multicore chips.

The results show that two novel proposed algorithms can reduce significantly the pressure exerted onto the interconnection infrastructure while remaining effective to be used in a production environment.

This study also shows that the situation is even more severe in the Eastern Interconnection, as the infrastructure is older and the network is not designed for long distance delivery of power.

In fact, I'm a devotee of Jean Jacques Rousseau, who argued that with rights comes responsibility, that a polity must reflect our interconnection in its infrastructure.

A promising solution involves adding optical interconnections to the infrastructure in data centers offering high throughput, low latency, and incredibly low energy consumption compared to the current data center networks based on commodity switches.

Future datacenters infrastructure including interconnection network, storage, and servers should be able to handle big data applications in an energy-efficient way.

The creation of such a corridor must ensure better interconnections with the rail infrastructure in neighbouring countries.

The model determines the optimal network structure (e.g. location and size of technologies and their interconnections through transport infrastructures) and its operation (e.g. rate of utilisation of technologies and transport flows) considering simultaneously the short-term dynamics and a long-term planning horizon.

The findings of this paper provide empirical evidences for policy makers to further the importance of interconnection and clusters of green infrastructure and plan strategic green hubs and corridors to more effectively manage stormwater runoff.

The real solution is free access to infrastructures, following the interconnection model, which has already led to the liberalization of the telephony and dial-up Internet sectors".