Sentence examples for through a distributed network from inspiring English sources
Still, Brent Simmons, who developed a popular news-feed reader called NetNewsWire, notes that in contrast to Twitter and other services, RSS links users and websites directly through a distributed network without intermediaries.
The case study is based on the meta-data collected from 158 489 designs and 247 768 users; and it reveals that (i) Designs can be shared and quickly evolved into other designs through a distributed network of designers, (ii) only a small portion of the users are designers and (iv) collective design has deep and strong evolutionary roots.
Through a distributed network of undergraduates working at their home institutions, faculty can use pClone and crowdsourcing to build a Registry of Functional Promoters that can be accessed by anyone looking for a promoter with defined characteristics.
Project Maelstrom is BitTorrent's take on the web browser: doing away with centralised servers, web content is instead shared through torrents on a distributed network.
The students at M.I.T.'s Media Lab experiment, create and iterate; they produce demos and prototypes, and share and collaborate with the rest of the world through the Internet and a distributed network of connections and relationships.
We first introduce a network-oriented organizational strategy according to which a manufacturing business dynamically organizes its operations through the configuration and activation of a distributed network of interdependent responsible manufacturing centers.
In the Onion Pi configuration, the Pi creates a secure access point which automatically routes any web browsing through Tor's distributed network of relays.
Rhythmic synchronization of this distributed network through a central rhythm generator could then enable information processing as a coordinated unit.
In this paper, we present a decentralised information system designed to address the tasks of production planning that result from sales orders, originated in customers located anywhere in the world, and accomplished through a distributed manufacturing network.
An interim solution is to arrange virtual data access through a distributed data network, instead of using HIPAA waivers to move data across privacy firewalls into a centralized data commons.
As Mary Landesman, a noted cyber-crime writer, has observed, organised crime has embraced the cloud with a vengeance, and begun delivering "malware as a service" through these powerful distributed networks of infected computers.
