Sentence examples for protected channel from inspiring English sources

We propose an architecture of such a credit-based system, named OverCourt, where a well-behaving client may dynamically migrate to a protected channel when her credit points exceed a threshold while an ill-behaving client will be blocked after her credit points have been exhausted.

In a perfect penitentiary world, there is supposed to be a protected channel through which inmates are permitted to report abusive activity not only by guards but also by other inmates this is all afforded under the Prison Rape Elimination Act of 2003.

Whether public hospitals, targeted insurance programs or other mechanisms might serve as such a protected channel for a broad range of drugs in at least some MLICs is an important question for future research.

Since the 1980's, the islands, with their wee dimensions, protected channels, and charming cottages, have drawn kayakers from all over the country, even during the winter.

They traveled more than 3,000 miles to the islands' protected channels, leaving behind any usable food source, but lured by the drive to breed.

Wherever its future lies, Abraham pledged to protect Channel 4's independence in any future commercial tie-up.

"He is very smart and is there to protect Channel 4, the fire that is burning over salaries at the BBC will spread and perhaps a consideration is a new chief executive with pay in line with public office, not commercial industry," this source said.

Rock lining, also called riprap, will protect channel or waterway banks from water flow that erodes it.

Unfortunately, this approach is only sub-optimal, as in this case the particular transmissions on source →relay and relay →destination channels are not individually protected by channel coding.

Suppose that a message contains N coded packets, each being protected with channel code rate of r i ∈ C, i = 1, …, N. N is determined by the total transmission rate and the packet length.

A protected procurement channel, with informed buyers who require minimum quality standards and price competition, can in theory achieve within-country price discrimination and thereby provide drugs at lower prices to targeted poor populations than is possible in the retail sector.