Sentence examples for tolerant operation from inspiring English sources
This paper provides (i) a suitable architecture for the fault tolerant operation and (ii) enables the above PnP feature.
Pregel has from the start been designed for efficient, scalable and fault tolerant operation on clusters of thousands of computers, including large cloud setups.
The DSP-based fuel cell converter has the potential for further development as a compact fuel cell generator or fuel cell electric vehicle with embedded online diagnosis and fault-tolerant operation.
This approach is based on the methodology of service engineering and is closely related to the idea of resilient enterprise as well as to the concept of disruption-tolerant operation.
Simulation and experimental studies undertaken on a grid-connected DFIG system reveal that the KFFTC strategy is able to correctly detect the sensor faults and isolate the faulty sensor, and it ensures the fault-tolerant operation of DFIG under the conditions of stator-voltage, stator-current, and rotor-current sensor faults.
The primary objective of virtualization in cloud data centers is to provide scalable and fault-tolerant operations.
A decision approach called tolerant skyline operation (T-skyline) is completely developed, including its conceptual modeling, computation methods, and a skyline maintenance mechanism on a database.
In addition, family groups were less tolerant to highway operation disturbances, as shown by their higher distance effect (ca. 1300 m).
Therefore to achieve a sufficient length of operational time inside future fusion power plants, a suitable radiation tolerant RHE for maintenance operations in radiation environments is inevitably required.
But with these herbicide tolerant crops large scale operations can even conduct aerial spraying of their fields with these herbicides and the weeds die but the crops survive.
Other regulators have joined in, like the Federal Trade Commission, which is growing less tolerant of payday loan operations that affiliate themselves with Native American tribes in order to sidestep U.S. law.
