Sentence examples for reliable communication infrastructure from inspiring English sources

"Deterministic Ethernet as Reliable Communication Infrastructure for Distributed Dependable Systems".

This signifies particular challenges in highly mobile populations living in areas with less reliable communication infrastructure and overwhelmed health care systems.

Information sharing is necessary for WBASNs because the newly implanted/affixed sensors are in a state of missing reliable communication infrastructure.

During the 1990s, bodyshopping gave way to offshore development (i.e., software development in India for global customers) once Indian firms had built up their reputation and had access to reliable data communication infrastructure at the Software Technology Parks (STPs) that were established by the government.

On the other hand, high-speed, reliable and scalable data communication infrastructure is crucial in both construction and operation of wide-area voltage and frequency measurements.

NoC architectures are emerging as a strong candidate for the highly scalable, reliable, and modular on-chip communication infrastructure platform to implement high-performance SoCs.

Such large-scale mobile systems thus require a scalable communication infrastructure that supports reliable and almost instantaneous data and context dissemination between all mobile nodes [5] as well as monitoring and dynamic adaptation capabilities that enable automatic adjustment of the infrastructure to the very dynamic load demand caused by the mobile nodes.

Equally frustrating is the fact that this crisis graphically demonstrates how the lack of reliable communication today is a matter of life and death, but communication infrastructure lags behind human need.

However, the communication infrastructure for distribution systems are less reliable and less ubiquitous as compared to that for the bulk transmission system.

For this paper, we assume that there is a sufficient underlying secure communication infrastructure, i.e., the bidirectional and reliable exchange of information and the secure distribution of keys is given as well as authenticated communication among participants is guaranteed by, e.g., AES [29] and X.509 certificates [30].

It is estimated that Africa suffers from a $900 billion infrastructure deficit: without potable water, all-weather roads, adequate power and reliable communication, African economies cannot thrive.