Sentence examples for persistent networks from inspiring English sources

"Pervasive and persistent networks have been slow to emerge, but we believe that there will be a world of millions of connected devices," Mr. Joy said -- too many for any monolithic approach to control.

Seed harvester ants live in large colonies of many thousands of individuals and create enormous, persistent networks of trails to guide foragers to food sources up to 40 m from the nest.

Each persistent network cluster persisted for one or more periods.

Tackling still another persistent network taboo, the cast consisted almost entirely of black performers who were not called upon to be silly clowns, pathetic addicts or menacing thugs.

The ideas behind modern operating systems fall into two major categories: (1) ways to improve the performance, stability, and reliability of today's computers and (2) ways to be positioned to exploit the computers of tomorrow, which, with multiple processors and persistent network connections, offer opportunities and challenges never seen before.

The research question is how the Norwegian ELSA network can succeed as a persistent network in times of greater uncertainties.

In short, in order to succeed as a persistent network the ELSA researchers need the support of at least the Research Council and potential project partners from the science and innovation communities, in addition to their home communities.

We'll have four or five times that many in a year," says Crangel. "When we have a worldwide persistent network, what are we going to do with that?" Halo comes out of HP's printing and imaging division and drew on that group's color scientists, as well as visualization engineers at Dreamworks Animation.

In this article I wish to discuss in a theoretical perspective one of the main topics of the ELSA conference, namely the question of how the Norwegian ELSA network can succeed as a persistent network in times of greater uncertainty with regard to funding.

Such persistent network remodeling fits experimental findings that, at least for a few weeks after memory acquisition, existing memories can be extinct by blocking protein synthesis together with memory reactivation [23], hinting at the presence of plasticity mechanisms during early retrieval.

Exchange officials said they welcomed the audit and insist they have pushed health plans hard to fix these persistent network problems.