Sentence examples for service plane from inspiring English sources

We first describe the framework of our work, based on the introduction of a service plane for automatic multi-domain service provisioning.

The convergence, between fixed, mobile (circuit- or packet-switched) and Internet systems in the service plane, is nowadays an imperative need, for Next Generation Networks.

Finally, the important points are summarized in Section 9. IMS [1] was first standardized in 3GPP Release 5 to create an IP-based control plane between the underlying IP-based transport plane infrastructure and the Service Plane (see Figure 1).

The service plane handles the service execution, including coordinating the execution of services that involve several substrates; the composition plane intervenes in the composition of the appropriate substrates to create a given IVR application and the management plane is responsible for the actual control and management of substrate resources.

A French weather service plane took samples of the air Tuesday and found no volcanic ash problems, he said.

Through it all, United's employees will continue to work the ticket counters, to check in customers, service planes and land jets in more than 120 cities worldwide.

Though drug and alcohol testing is standard for all mechanics who service planes in the United States, a Senate committee found that some overseas repair shops don't bother with such testing.

It proposes and analyses network architectures where the Control and Service Planes are closely and seamlessly interacting with the applications.

The film is based on the criminal career of Frank Lucas, a gangster from La Grange, North Carolina who smuggled heroin into the United States on American service planes returning from the Vietnam War, before being detained by a task force led by detective Richie Roberts.

"They would probably buy an old out-of-service plane, fly it on autopilot, and then shoot it down over a military testing ground," said Igor Korotchenko, a Russian defence analyst.

In the 1960s, after working as an engineer in the weapons industry at General Electric, he bet that the Navy was going to grant Boeing a billion-dollar contract to build a new TFX multi-service plane, over rival bidder General Dynamics.