Sentence examples for pervasive frameworks from inspiring English sources

The first of these principles is the boundary principle; this principle establishes that the distinction between environments in pervasive frameworks must be made by boundaries that mark differences in contents and these boundaries need not necessarily limit the interoperability of the systems.

In comparison, the Multi-Modal pervasive framework [2] provides speech based interaction as it interprets commands that the subject speaks and carries out a particular action, the subject is able to write sentences that are recognized, touch an area on a map to get directions or speak words for actions to be carried out by the application.

In this article, a context-aware and pervasive framework was presented, capable of disseminating and filtering important care-related data of the different technologies available in an ambient-aware patient room towards a multitude of care applications, based on their information requirements.

The proposed method was validated on a pervasive computing framework, which included multiple mobile sensors (such as motion sensors, data-gloves, and bio-signal sensors).

Mobile devices can perceive greater details of user states with the increasing integration of mobile sensors into a pervasive computing framework, yet they consume large amounts of batteries and computational resources.

The aim of the presented research is the design of a pervasive and scalable framework that is able to optimize continuous care processes by intelligently reasoning on the large amount of heterogeneous care data.

Long, J. R. & Yaghi, O. M. The pervasive chemistry of metal organic frameworks.

Deficit frameworks are pervasive and invasive.

For the multilateral negotiation system proposed in our study, an e-commerce framework for pervasive computing environments in which the components can dynamically join and disjoin a virtual market is also introduced.

With the public sector reform of the New Public Management, an emphasis on the four tenets of specification, pricing, monitoring, and enforcement of service provisions is now pervasive in the 'standard framework' for contract design and management.

In this chapter, we revisit the general cognition theory applied in the modern social Web services, and then we propose a distributed cognition-based architecture for pervasive computing in a framework that has to estimate the trustworthiness of the entities interacting in a network.