Sentence examples for suitable abstraction from inspiring English sources

Indeed, heterogeneity of social networks does not allow us to produce software with suitable abstraction.

In recent years the concept of "organization" has been gradually accepted as a suitable abstraction for the development of open multi-agent systems with dynamic agents.

Firstly, these techniques can be applied to system-level designs by using suitable abstraction techniques to extract finite state models from the native models or applying them to parts of the system that are intrinsically finite state.

Here the context is the information state, or, say, a suitable abstraction from the information state (compare the entry on semantic conceptions of information).

The choice depends on the design domain (e.g., analogue or digital), and the suitable abstraction level used to specify and analyse the aspects considered to be important in each system part.

Furthermore, under a suitable abstraction, RNA secondary structures can reveal surprising mathematical structure that is of interest to mathematicians.

Technical skills are required: understanding access control models to select suitable abstractions and write policies according to them.

On the other hand, modelling and simulation (MS) offer suitable abstractions to manage the complexity of analysing Big Data in the various domains.

Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is a programming paradigm that overcomes the limitations of Object- Orientation (Programming) providing more suitable abstractions for modularizing crosscutting concerns (CC) such as persistence, security, and distribution.

However, very recently, a different paradigm has been proposed for trading-off flexibility and ease of programmability by identifying suitable abstractions and relevant programming languages devised to formally describe wireless protocols.

The fact that the agent-oriented mind-set provides suitable abstractions is evident from the availability of the rich set of structures that are employed to represent and manage organizational relationships [ 38, 42 44] and interaction protocols that overlook the formation of new groupings and disbanding of existing ones [ 38, 44, 45].