Sentence examples for standardized mechanisms from inspiring English sources

The bill would require the Federal Trade Commission to establish standardized mechanisms for people to use their Internet browsers to tell Web sites, advertising networks, data brokers and other online entities whether or not they were willing to submit to data-mining.

We consider the recently standardized mechanisms by the ETSI TC ITS, and first assess the feasibility of IPv6 multi-hop communications, by means of analysis and simulation.

Moreover, it is likely in the long term to integrate community-curated efforts across multiple bio-wikis for each researcher, which accordingly requires close collaborations among bio-wikis and standardized mechanisms for individual identity recognition (e.g. OpenID at http://www.openid.net).net

It is proposed that through the decomposition of manufacturing machines into standardized mechanisms and their associated data structures, a RMS can be designed and implemented.

This article has highlighted the need for standardized mechanisms to handle IO and data transfers to FPGA accelerators within data centers that offer their Infrastructure as a Service.

IPv6 provides some standardized mechanisms of IP address auto-configuration, both stateless [3, 4] and stateful [5] that cannot--or at the very least are hard to--be applied without any modification in vehicular environments.

Consumers are not a homogenous group, and yet with the advent of the GHS, there are more and more efforts to standardized RC mechanisms globally to enhance trade [45].

Our experimental results show that the standardized bids mechanism performs well in the laboratory as it chooses the efficient project in almost 70% of the cases, and induces truthful reports of project rankings in approximately 90% of the cases.

Standardizing querying mechanisms based on the capabilities of their data models would increase adoption of NoSQL in practice and would ease migration among different solutions.

There is also a need for standardizing the mechanisms that health workers use to complete the HIV status disclosure process to avoid a situation where different health workers use different approaches that cannot be compared or measured for efficacy.

At first, we had problems communicating with one another and tracking patients, but this was quickly overcome once we acquired compatible radio equipment and standardized our tracking mechanisms.