Sentence examples for system structure that from inspiring English sources

We propose a system structure that jointly considers the different decoding requirements of the application layer and the unknown fading nature of the physical channel.

The traditional redundancy allocation problem (RAP) aims to determine a system structure that strikes an appropriate balance between series and parallel components and that maximizes reliability by using redundant components in parallel, thus satisfying resource consumption constraints.

While similar in function to other VMMs, Xen has a unique system structure that is broken down into the underlying hardware, VMM (or hypervisor), a control region, and the virtual machines themselves.

A series of simulations is conducted using network simulator 2 (NS-2) [18] and the MATLAB tool, based on the system structure that is shown in Fig. 1, which is a two-ring structure with seven WiMAX cells.

The advanced intelligence is realized by means of control strategies that are embedded and cooperate fairly within the highly interoperable ThinkHome system structure that provides transparent access to data, users, building systems, and miscellaneous other services.

The complexity of the water transport system structure that can originate from successive cambia is extending our current insight in plant secondary growth, as these types of structure can only be generated from cambia that are anatomically different from those generally observed in trees.

The goal of her research is to develop foundational theories and tools to explore and exploit real-world system structures that can lead to computationally efficient and distributed solutions, and apply them to improve systems operations and architecture.

DFC focuses on the carefully considered integration of new (or redesigned) parts/products into the control system structures that are used to plan and control the manufacture and assembly of products.

Interestingly, the remaining olfactory abilities are quite different among three fully aquatic amniotes investigated: toothed whales have no nervous system structures that mediate olfaction, but baleen whales can smell in air, and it has been suggested that sea snakes smell underwater.

The additive effect suggests the presence of molecular system structures that are essential to T2D pathogenesis.

Poor planning for the policy change was reported by a donor respondent: " We didn't put in place proper system structures that when user fees are abolished, something replaces them to ensure continuity of services".