Sentence examples for protocol implementing from inspiring English sources

Finally, instead of each different mode in the adaptive routing protocol implementing a different routing strategy, different modes could implement the same strategy, but using different power levels when sending their packets [33].

Specifically, we show that there not exists any protocol implementing a set object, using finite memory, when the underlying distributed system is eventually synchronous and affected by continuous arrivals and departures of processes (phenomenon also known as churn).

This initial proposal includes defining Open-EDDML as the programming language of the technology in the FOUNDATION fieldbus™ protocol, implementing a compiler and a parser, and finally, integrating and testing the new technology using field devices and a commercial fieldbus configurator.

Along one direction (strengthening the system model), we propose a protocol implementing the set object in synchronous distributed systems and, along the other direction (weakening the object specification), we introduce the notion of a k-bounded set object proposing a protocol working on an eventually synchronous system.

This was done using an original hybrid computational protocol implementing docking, Monte Carlo and molecular dynamics simulations.

Despite the official adoption of the revised MTP, an increasing uptake of AL utilization and health workers' positive impressions about the protocol, implementing it presented challenges.

At the head of this new "super ministry," Prescott helped broker the Kyoto Protocol, implemented reforms to the British transportation system, and formed regional development councils.

The proposed imaging protocol implemented on a 1.5T Avanto scanner.

The VANET routing protocol implemented on the CCU is simple flooding.

Finally, we address a ghost-imaging protocol implemented with twin-beam states in the macroscopic regime.

Signal's open protocol, implemented now in products by companies like Facebook and Google, is still regarded as robust across the security community.