Sentence examples for scalable construction from inspiring English sources
It is not only advantageous in providing a low-cost, privacy non-invasive motion sensing method, but also it can be a practical guide to construct a coverage scalable, construction easy and energy saving wireless network for the integrated healthcare information system.
Here, we report a new approach for the scalable construction of laser-induced graphene (LIG) patterns on diverse substrates by using phenolic resin (PR) as the precursor.
Clustering of data was performed using OrthoMCL, a program designed for the scalable construction of orthologous groups across multiple eukaryotic taxa [ 31].
Higher-order model composition can be employed as a mechanism for scalable model construction.
One major outcome of this project has been a model transformation technology (see figure below) that has applications to model optimization, scalable model construction, joint management of product families, design refactoring, and workflow automation.
Authors in [17] proposed MapReduce based horizontal scalable suffix construction based on Ukkonen's algorithm [15].
This can be considered as a cost for decentralized control that enables scalable infrastructure construction, whereas negotiation cost for brokerage is needed for the centralized approach via spectrum trading that achieves deterministic spectrum allocation.
Results have shown a highly scalable P2P overlay construction algorithm, with very fast computation of application-level multicast trees (in the order of milliseconds), and efficient reaction to peer-churn with no perceptually annoying impairments noticed.
This strategy with merits of rational construction and scalable production could establish new perspective for diverse composites towards commercial application.
This strategy with merits of rational construction and scalable production could establish new aspects for diverse hybrid towards industrialization.
The type and number of indicators, how they are presented, transformed and combined, the size of the targeted area, the relative placement of geographic units—all are scalable factors in the construction of an overall assessment.
