Sentence examples for management of distributed from inspiring English sources
The management of distributed energy resources (DER) in power distribution systems and the concept of demand side management (DSM) are becoming increasingly important in recent years, provided that emerging communication technologies contribute to the formation of smart distribution networks of the future.
Three functions are necessary to manage the smart distribution grid: the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), the distribution automation (DA) and the management of distributed energy resources (DER) [1].
Water quality monitoring in distribution systems is challenging in the context of management of distributed wireless sensor networks (WSN).
Implications are drawn for the management of distributed research teams.
Advances in distributed object software technology have made the management of distributed computing resources easier than before.
An important example of their application, where the advantages of mobile agent technology are exploited best, is the management of distributed systems.
An approach like this signals top managers' deep understanding of distributed management and leadership and establishes them as role models.
At the broadest level, the rich data and real-time feedback from smart, connected products challenge the traditional centralized command-and-control model of management in favor of distributed but highly integrated choices and continuous improvement.
The authors discuss what the software does, how it provides an infrastructure for the management and dissemination of distributed collections of quantitative data, and the replication of results derived from these data.
Smart Grids offer an opportunity for effective power system management and utilisation of distributed and renewable energy resources.
This outstanding quarterly covers architecture, analysis, design, software, standards, and migration issues related to the operation, management, and control of distributed systems and communication networks for voice, data, video, and networked computing.
