Sentence examples for networking approach from inspiring English sources

To cope with increasingly large and heterogeneous networks, this paper presents an 'incentive driven' networking approach that optimizes the network performance by taking into account the network goals ('incentives') of all individual devices.

The problem statement was focusing on smart traffic engineering with software defined networking approach.

Z-Wave uses a mesh networking approach with source routing, which means that the whole route is determined already at the creation of the frame in the sender.

Their software sits at the intersection of multiple hot IT trends: cloud computing, Internet of Things and containerization (an IT networking approach that allows software applications to run efficiently in the cloud).

The Wifi solution's mesh networking approach means it can seamlessly pair with other units to extend coverage throughout a house, without sacrificing signal strength, and while also handing off connections from one device to the next with such smooth transitions that you won't notice the change even if you're on a VOIP call when it happens.

LaRiccia took a more grassroots networking approach when he was first promoting his artwork in 1991.

The main focus of networking approaches is to build target-independent networks, i.e., directly describing or modelling the pair-wise relationships between genes, without relation to the target (a physiological or disease condition).

Robin Ryan, career coach and author of "Over 40 & You're Hired!" offers another perspective for job seekers in their 50s and 60s: "Don't look old," she says, referring to image as well as one's resumé, cover letter, networking approaches, skills and personal presentation.

The main advantages of the proposed method are as follows: (i) Current networking approaches mainly focus on building genetic networks at large without probing the interaction mechanisms specific to a physiological or disease condition.

Current networking approaches are mainly focusing on building genetic networks at large without probing the interaction mechanisms specific to a physiological or disease condition.

Culturally targeted, informal social networking approaches to improving disaster preparedness have not been empirically tested.