Sentence examples for protocol to control from inspiring English sources
The Bush administration has rejected the Kyoto Protocol to control global warming and backtracked on a campaign commitment to impose limits on carbon dioxide emissions.
On the sidelines of the meeting, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan told Chancellor Gerhard Schröder of Germany that he was continuing his efforts to persuade Mr. Bush to accept the Kyoto Protocol to control greenhouse gases.
NCS is a centralized signaling protocol to control nonintelligent legacy telephony end devices.
A particular attention was paid to the curing protocol to control the macromolecular architectures.
The phase diagram delineates the parameter ranges for the observed behaviors and can be used to design a nonlinear protocol to control the shapes of growing crystals that might be able to be carried out in an experiment.
However, whereas service providers use the protocol to control their own subscribers, they do not widely deploy Kerberos infrastructures to handle subscribers coming from foreign domains, as happens in network federations.
In SDN, open interfaces (e.g., Openflow [3]) are used to provide network programmability while the SDN controller itself contains control functions and uses Openflow or other protocols to control and configure simple forwarding devices in the data plane.
The delays at airport surface require effective safety and guidance protocols to control air traffic at the airport.
To this aim, vehicular networks utilize congestion control protocols to control the channel load, typically through the adaptation of the transmission parameters based on certain channel load metrics.
We have developed a novel, scalable and secured access control architecture for IP multicast that deploys Authentication Authorization and Accounting (AAA) protocols to control group membership.
Scaling-up radio frequency (RF) treatment protocols to control insect pests in in-shell walnuts is an essential step to transfer laboratory results to industrial applications.
