Sentence examples for to support interoperability from inspiring English sources
Finally, a Web-based integration framework is proposed to support interoperability of distributed product data sources.
Thus, many enterprises have adopted the main strategy of rapidly changing their structures to support interoperability.
They require adequate frameworks, architectures, tools and platforms to support interoperability among heterogeneous and geographically distributed organizations.
Eagilla model comes up with a hybrid multi-layered architecture to reduce the complexity and to support interoperability, heterogeneity in WSN.
OPC UA has been adopted in various domains such as power grids, building automation, and smart devices to support interoperability of involved systems.
To create an interoperable set of nursing diagnoses for use in the patient problem list in the EHR to support interoperability.
This paper presents a new approach and its software implementation for the development of building design objects with semantics of interoperable information to support semantic interoperability in building designs.
The emerging middleware technologies, including CORBA, COM/DCOM, and Enterprise JavaBeans offer an industrial defacto standard communication infrastructure to support the interoperability of heterogeneous applications in components.
Ontologies are an emerging paradigm to support declarativity, interoperability, and intelligent services in many areas, such as Agent-based Computation, Distributed Information Systems, and Expert Systems.
In this paper, sensor ontology is proposed as a part of common knowledge repository to support semantic interoperability between involved actors and tools besides to provide engineers the necessary knowledge to reuse facilities during the IPSS design.
As described in the introduction, the underlying technology used in the EULER project is SDR, which is used to support the interoperability among conventional wireless communication technologies like TETRA, WiMAX, and satellite communications.
