Sentence examples for introduces an entity from inspiring English sources

Besides, our scheme introduces an entity "tracer", which can trace the identity of signer when necessary.

In describing the Model Web conceptual framework, the manuscript introduces an entity (Model), which represents the conceptual and mathematical structure of an environmental model.

Thus, I can say 'It is a fact that P' instead of simply saying 'P', but the former remark in no way introduces an entity beyond anything introduced in the second claim.

By introducing an entity called "hypervisor" on the top of physical resources, the authors in [21] addressed the concept of a virtualised eNodeB.

In this article we introduce an entity of service composition called Self-Controlled Component (SCC), including, since the design step, functional and non-functional specifications.

Aubonnet et al. [7], in the paper "Management of service composition based on self-controlled components", introduce an entity of service composition called the Self-Controlled Component (SCC), including functional and non-functional specifications.

Intuitively, the indefinite description "a donkey" in the opening sentence of [1a] serves to introduce an entity that is subsequently picked up the pronoun "it" in the second sentence, and the DRT account of indefinites and pronouns seeks to formalize this intuitive picture.

Another objection is that rather than explaining the contingent cosmos, the cosmological argument introduces a mysterious entity of which we can make very little philosophical or scientific sense.

The design of the mechanism is based on the PubSubHubbub protocol [16], or Hubbub for short, which introduces a special entity called hub into the traditional publish/subscribe communication model.

In addition to IRHA, CNLP introduces a new entity, optimized routing home agent (ORHA), which is located topologically close to the CN and is used for optimized communication with this CN.

During the third season the black oil was introduced, an alien entity that invaded bodies and made them into living hosts.