Sentence examples for low interoperability from inspiring English sources

Cloud computing has been introduced as a solution to several problems of the traditional web-based e-learning system, such as a limited storage, a high infrastructure maintenance costs and a low interoperability among the component of web-based e-learning system.

Very low interoperability.

Design change, low information interoperability between different enterprise resource planning systems, and inefficiency of design approval belong to the third level that imposes the least influence on the schedule delay of the assembly.

This heat exchanger is specifically appropriate for low capacity, interoperability and high pressure cases [26].

Device interoperability, low energy and miniaturisation features allow the building of large ecosystems, hence enable millions of vendor devices to get integrated and interoperated.

Maybe in one of them will we find the features we all yearn to be integrated with our more traditional desktops: centralized application distribution, low-level file interoperability, a UI designed from the ground up to be customizable, and so on.

The overall results suggest that interoperability and low incompatibility outperform high incompatibility and tightly-coupled integration in improving the robustness of SIoT under the CM paradigm.

Our implementation of DTLS is presented in the context of a system architecture and the scheme's feasibility (low overheads and high interoperability) is further demonstrated through extensive evaluation on a hardware platform suitable for the Internet of Things.

In this manuscript, all tested devices were electrically characterized without employing any post-fabrication electroforming step, which enhances the device interoperability with low-voltage CMOS technologies.

Different features provided by the architecture, such as interoperability among technologies, low cost, reliability and security, have been evaluated through experiments and simulations under different scenarios.

For example, the Chemical Markup Language (CML) [56] is for all practical purposes a superset of all possible chemical formats, since additional tags can be introduced by any writer without affecting validity, which passes the interpretation problem down the line: there is no guarantee that other software will understand the choice of properties, meaning that interoperability is very low.