Sentence examples for provisioning path from inspiring English sources
Such requirements include those related to high performance, large scale data volume transport, dynamic provisioning, path flexibility, and stringent determinism for all service parameters.
UCLP [17] allows users to dynamically compose, modify, and tear down lightpaths across domain boundaries and over heterogeneous networking technologies (e.g., SONET/SDH, GMPLS etc).. Xiao et al. have shown in [18] that QoS-assured end-to-end path provisioning can be solved by reducing it to the classic k-MCOP (k-Multi Constrained Optimal Path) problem.
Unlike inter-domain VN embedding, inter-domain lightpath provisioning [11, 17] as well as cross-domain QoS-aware path composition [12, 18] are well studied areas.
The feasibility and efficiency of the proposed architecture with GES strategy are experimentally verified on OpenFlow-enabled testbed in terms of resource occupation and path provisioning latency.
Meanwhile, in Hull, an increase in traffic congestion – up by a fifth since 2001 – combined with reduced public budgets for road repair and cycle path provision has made some streets no-go areas for bikes.
Routing protocols that concentrate on path provision guarantee have also been proposed.
Rubio helped draft the so-called gang of eight immigration reform that overwhelmingly passed the Senate in 2013, and has since backed away from it, particularly its provision for a path to citizenship.
It has provisioned £2.5bn.
In the summer of 2015, the Florida Supreme Court addressed one of Stand Your Ground's core provisions, which provides a path to immunity from the legal proceedings that typically follow a charge of murder or assault.
In the current wake of mission plans to the Moon and to Earth Moon Libration points (EML) by several agencies and organizations, TYCHO identifies the key role of telecommunication provision for the future path of lunar exploration.
The spirit and plain text of this provision clearly offers a path to debt relief when a school relies on deceptive and predatory tactics to induce students to enroll and borrow student loans.
