Sentence examples for network provisioning from inspiring English sources
The results overall provide the groundwork for developing future IoT services with QoE requirements and for dimensioning the underlying network provisioning infrastructures, particularly with regard to wearable technologies.
Going from implementation to testbed, we demonstrate SeRViTR in a virtual network provisioning infrastructure called the Geo-distributed Programmable Layer-2 Networking Environmenthat-PLaNE) that connects three institutions spanning the US and Japan.
The results of these studies provide a ground truth basis for developing future Cloud services with QoE requirements, as well as for dimensioning the underlying network provisioning infrastructures, particularly with regard to mobile access technologies.
The technical challenges addressed by iNDIRA are: (1) development of a high-level descriptive language to query network-application requirements, (2) provides keyword identification and condition checking based on user profiles and topology details, (3) allows user negotiation based on the current network state, and (4) integrates network provisioning and service tools used by the application.
We describe how to use these results in network provisioning, and multicast protocol and application designs.
Network Configuration — Lengthy network provisioning, costly processes and labor-intensive, error prone tasks are now automated to prevent bottlenecks.
In recent years, Cloud computing has been emerging as the next big revolution in both computer networks and Web provisioning.
To date, the majority of high performance distributed environments have been based on traditional routed packet networks, provisioned as external services rather than as integrated components within those environments.
CfH, along with the local CIO council, is now looking at how the NHS' future network provision can underpin better public services.
The White House, which has threatened to veto the bill if the network provision remains in it, today sought to play down the lopsided size of the vote.
Take telecom businesses, which have traditionally focused on network provision.
