Sentence examples for path performance from inspiring English sources
Below is a portion of a "No Hidden Path" performance from Amsterdam; it's shorter than the one Demme chronicled and not as loud, but otherwise a reasonable facsimile.
In [21], multi-hop path performance measurements to validate the above model are conducted and verified.
In other words, MANET QoS has been mainly addressed so far by only considering localized visibility and decisions, e.g., based on link and path performance [46].
In this paper we propose a hybrid, interference and traffic aware channel assignment (ITACA) scheme that achieves good multi-hop path performance between every node and the designated gateway nodes in a multi-radio WMN network.
With 76 acres of lawns, beaches, coves, court and field sports areas, floating pathways, fishing piers, cafes, restored wetlands, picnic areas, biking paths, performance spaces, safe boating areas and more, Brooklyn Bridge Park will be a democratic and dynamic public space on the Brooklyn waterfront, enjoyed by thousands of New Yorkers and the world's citizens.
Using numerical simulations we show that CPPM offers excellent multi-path performance.
Running at the application layer, overlay networks usually rely on probing mechanisms for IP-path performance monitoring and failure detection.
Recent studies have shown that engine gas-path performance monitoring still remains the cornerstone for making informed decisions in operation and maintenance of gas turbines.
It then presents a review of air-path management strategies currently utilised in production, together with the potential of air-path performance management through the use of model based control (MBC).
In this paper, an Active Fault Tolerant Control AFTCC) system with self-enrichment capability is proposed to deal with both the anticipated and unanticipated gas-path performance deteriorations in the industrial gas turbine engines.
The Python script further performs evaluation of the current path exploration performance by direct comparison of executed basic block addresses received from dynamic instrumentation.
