Sentence examples for remote link from inspiring English sources

Prototype Gigabit Layer-2 switches having remote link power on/off and traffic monitoring functions are developed.

Victor Famulus, the Chairman of our Board, participated via a remote link from Rikers Island, where he is being detained pending federal inquiries into his company, Grand Cayman Entities.

Concern is not limited to those having some possibly remote link to the Panama Papers.

We performed two separate tests, one with all participants' nodes and simulated MNs executed in a local area network (LAN) and another with the simulated MNs connected through a remote link on the WAN.

In [6], a retransmission mechanism is utilized to eliminate packet losses at a sublayer called R-LLC (Remote Link Layer Control) on the BTS for handover between GPRS and WiFi.

DNA index (DI) defined as the ratio between the median G0/G1 keratin positive epithelial fraction and the median GO/G1 vimentin stromal fraction, was calculated using a remote link between Winlist and ModFit (Verity Software House) for each sample.

But the IBM software parcels out responsibility for simulating different zones of Quake's dungeonlike world to remote linked or "grid" computers.

Furthermore, the use of remote links, allowing children to give evidence from other courts or non-court locations, is rare and is only routine in one part of the country.

This is due to the presence of multilevel information asymmetric non-CO interference, the impact of which is observed on even remote links.

Models and predictions also immediately become available as RDF resources online, and include live local and remote links, keeping track of the provenance (how predictions have been calculated and where the data came from).

The Interactive division of SXSW -- to use the branded acronym -- played host (via remote link-ups, inevitably) to three prominent leakers: Edward Snowden currently of Moscow, Julian Assange currently of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London and Glenn Greenwald currently billed still as of The Guardian -- though now going independent with The Intercept.