Sentence examples for propagating messages from inspiring English sources

The basic A-HIP solution requires the HIP software itself to be in charge of propagating messages, achieving what is usually called an application level broadcast scheme.

As nodes fail on the network (shown on the Figures by the vertical lines) the graphs display how each of the protocols adapts to the failure of nodes and attempts to keep propagating messages.

My career is devoted to propagating messages about what matters to health- and the skin we have in the game -- every day.

"We cannot be responsible stewards of our natural environment and propagate messages about the importance of animal welfare when our behaviors do not reflect our principles" "The decision by SeaWorld to phase out killer whale shows in San Diego is a welcome step along the path towards ending the captivity of these magnificent creatures," Schiff said on Monday after SeaWorld's announcement.

Our experimental results demonstrate a 20x reduction on consumed bandwidth without affecting the real-time usefulness of the propagated messages.

It is worth mentioning that the initialization with unit messages may lead nodes to compute and propagate messages with equal entries.

In such a case SCs and SPs do not need to rely on SDs; they can directly propagate messages within a considered network.

In general, broadcasting is suitable for critical use cases within single-hop distance, which have tight latency requirements (e.g., detect and notify a risk of crash to driver) because it can quickly propagate messages without any communication in advance.

In a closer spirit to our approach, [6] studies the spatio-temporal dynamics of information diffusion via partial differential equations, while incorporating time decreasing users' interest on the propagated messages.

One-to-many communication is based on atomic broadcast, through the primitives abcast(m) and deliver(m), and used by clients to propagate messages to the group of servers.

Those feeding on it now to propagate messages about meat, butter, and cheese; or saturated fat; or the irrelevance of calories, are doing us all a disservice.