Sentence examples for traditional distributed from inspiring English sources

Data distribution is a basic research topic in distributed computing, and there has been much progress in real-time and scalable data distribution in the traditional distributed computing systems [3].

The task scheduling problem of cloud computing system is more complex than the traditional distributed system.

However, traditional distributed programming models are designed and improved for homogeneous environments and have poor performances in current heterogeneous environments.

In this context, data is not cleanly fragmented as in traditional distributed databases, and the number of sources participating in a typical query is large.

In traditional distributed embedded system designs, control information is often replicated across several processes and kept coherent by application-specific mechanisms.

Its performance comparison with a production-grade 3D animation favorably shows that the BTFS outperforms traditional distributed file systems by more than 3 times in our test configuration.

And the presence of network executives, streaming company reps, and traditional distributing companies was on full display.

But if the game draws 30 million viewers (about three times the NFL Network's average for the Green Bay-Dallas game in Week 13), it is a triumph of the power of two fully distributed, traditional broadcast networks, not a vindication of the channel's quality.

Initially it was widely predicted that Internet coupons, which can be downloaded from manufacturers' Web sites or from sites devoted to coupons like coolsavings.com, would gradually rival traditional vouchers distributed through flyers or in newspapers and magazines.

To improve query performance, a traditional global distributed index can be built for the whole dataset.

On the other hand, freestanding structures are greatly developed as the promising candidates for producing resonant filter [7, 8] or in place of a traditional top distributed Bragg reflector to reflect light within a cavity [9 12].