Sentence examples for pervasive deployment from inspiring English sources

Pervasive deployment of architecturally consistent workflow applications creates the enterprise environment for manufacturing intelligence.

Testing have been performed using an on-field recorded dataset from a pervasive deployment in Cambridge (UK), encompassing several weeks.

Even though the network premises under which BGP was conceived have drastically changed, the pervasive deployment of BGP makes almost impossible its replacement, hence everything indicates that BGP-based routing will remain present in the coming years.

However, pervasive deployment of NAND flash encryption technologies and the increase in malware infections which reside only in main memory have motivated an urgent need for the forensic study of main memory.

The consideration behind the approach is that large historical operation dataset are usually available in SGs and employed to extract useful information; besides, such datasets are also expected to grow over and over because of the pervasive deployment of SGs sensors.

The pervasive deployment of P2P (peer-to-peer) systems and the multimedia contents overload in web environment raise a serious complexity for the peers where peers that participate in a P2P network are no longer able to effectively choose the contents they want.

The telco's local loop infrastructure is pervasive, and current deployment plans are expected to make services available to approximately 80% of the population in a number of countries within two years.

"The telcos local loop infrastructure is pervasive, and current deployment plans will see services available to around 80% of the population within two years in a number of countries," says IDCs Moore.

There is a need for further research on the deployment of pervasive computing systems, including clinical studies, economic and social analyses, user studies, etc. Pervasive computing, ubiquitous computing, and ambient intelligence are concepts evolving in a plethora of applications in health care.

This paper addresses these challenges and presents SARA, a unified, overlay-based service architecture to support large-scale service and application deployment in pervasive and ubiquitous environments.

This article presents an information and context oriented networking framework (ICON) able to support the deployment of pervasive networks by combining two networking paradigms that are highly correlated to the efficiency of data sharing: data-centric networking and opportunistic networking.