Sentence examples for retrieval and distribution from inspiring English sources
Internet usage has been increasingly shifting toward massive content retrieval and distribution.
Instead of establishing host-based end-to-end communications, NDN accomplishes the content retrieval and distribution through the delivery of named data.
Content-Centric Networking (CCN) is a new popular communication paradigm that achieves information retrieval and distribution by using named data instead of end-to-end host-centric communications.
Professional societies have also developed recommendations regarding how to organize and manage bio-data repositories, such as the ISBER 2008 document Best Practices for Repositories: Collection, Storage, Retrieval and Distribution of Biological Materials for Research.
Given the rapid pace of technological advancement in the contemporary world, it was to be expected that encyclopaedia publishers would seek ways to exploit new technologies in the field of information storage, retrieval, and distribution.
The term library may also however, refer to a particular format used to organize data for retrieval and distribution.
It would first require scanning, cataloging and retrieval, and a distribution system.
In application domains, such as distributed information retrieval, content management and distribution, e-Commerce, the agent-based computing paradigm has been demonstrated to be effective for the analysis, design and implementation of distributed software systems.
A PACS comprises an image management and communication system for image acquisition, archiving, communication, retrieval, processing, distribution and display.
This paper presents a software system with the preliminary name "Logiweb" which is an attempt to design a simple, coherent, all-embracing system for archiving, retrieval, transmission, distribution, verification, and presentation of mathematics.
Other contributions are approaches to query and retrieval of the EHR content that takes caching, logging, and distribution into account.
