Sentence examples for transparently moved from inspiring English sources
We give examples from High Energy Physics, demonstrating how an analysis can be developed on a local system and then transparently moved to a Grid system for processing of all available data.
In particular, services providing computation can be very easily and transparently moved across nodes.
Note that a key characteristic of our proposal is that this second category of data traffic is transparently moved from the 3G to the WLAN access--depending on the availability of WLAN connectivity--without any application support needed, thanks to the use of an Internet protocol (IP) flow mobility approach.
Google, with its ChromeBooks, is the company most transparently moving in this direction.
A virtual memory system simulates real memory by transparently moving the contents of memory to and from block-addressable mass storage, usually disks.
Binary-level partitioning even opens the door for dynamic partitioning, wherein on-chip tools transparently move software regions to FPGA coprocessors, making use of new lean, just-in-time compilers for FPGAs.
The PCDB can transparently move content among the user's multiple devices, and the PCDBs of multiple users can share content with each other based on policies set by the user.
Sprite's second key accomplishment is its process migration mechanism, which allows processes to be moved transparently between workstations at any time.
Mr. Ashcroft telegraphed this transparently political move nearly a year ago in a letter to the N.R.A, which just happened to have been a major Ashcroft campaign contributor.
"The transparently hateful move by the U.S. government in January to ban entry to people from several Muslim-majority countries set the scene for a year in which leaders took the politics of hate to its most dangerous conclusion," he said, singling out the persecution of the Rohingya in Myanmar as the most extreme manifestation of the trend.
"But trying to move more transparently means things move more slowly".
