Sentence examples for pervasive discovery from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we propose a new service discovery protocol specifically designed for this kind of networks, the pervasive discovery protocol.
Recently, attention has been drawn to security concerns in network infrastructures due to the discovery of pervasive electronic surveillance around the globe.
The discovery of pervasive transcription of the mammalian genome [ 5, 32, 41- 43] has provoked intense debate as recently as one or two years ago [ 6, 8, 9, 44].
The recent discovery of pervasive expression for noncoding RNAs (ncRNAs) in our genomes through extensive 'transcriptomic' efforts [ 18- 23] has significantly enhanced our fundamental knowledge of cellular signaling cascades and will likely reshape future drug discovery efforts.
Other experts on the Hudson say that perhaps the most revealing element of all in the investigations at the Allen Mill was the discovery of how pervasive PCB's were, in the rocks, in the soil and in the cracks of the factory floor.
Among the many surprises has been the discovery of a pervasive role of non-coding RNAs (ncRNAs), including miRNAs, which was a major upset for those who thought that nothing new and paradigm changing could still be unveiled.
Given the recent discovery of widespread pervasive transcription in all forms of life, protection of neighboring genes from intergenic transcriptional interference may be a key extratranscriptional function of assembled RNA polymerase III complexes and possibly other DNA binding proteins.
Scientists say the latest discovery shows just how pervasive the snakes - native to South East Asia - have become in South Florida.
Service discovery is central in pervasive middleware systems, built on top of the communication substrate using the more fundamental mechanisms for device discovery.
But a few years later, the discovery of a far more pervasive cilia role startled developmental biologists and geneticists.
Ahamed and Sharmin [17] proposed a Trust-based secure Service discovery model, for a truly pervasive environment.
