Sentence examples for viable architecture from inspiring English sources

Next we describe how to evolve Continuous Architecture over time and introduce the concept of "Minimum Viable Architecture".

Telescope array receiver is a viable architecture for Earth-based reception in a deep-space optical communication system.

2000 Becomes one of the first practices in UK to gain certification for the International Environmental Management System standard, by creating software able to assess the environmental impact of buildings on their surroundings, known as EVA (Environmentally Viable Architecture).

A viable architecture must also support real-time node status monitoring, experiment campaign planning and execution, and data gathering/analysis facilities.

Commercially viable architectures designed to meet these specifications have been fabricated and tested.

In this paper, we show by using statistical modeling and processor layout considerations, that a fixed-length block structured architecture is a viable architectural paradigm for future microprocessors in future technologies thanks to the introduction of decentralization and a reduced register file pressure.

Both have the leverage to call for viable security architecture in the region.

This approach provides the surgeon with a process to restore articular congruity while at the same time preserving all viable bony architecture.

Network on chip (NoC) is evolving as a viable communication architecture because they offer better scalability, modularity, design predictability, lower power consumption and shorter latency compared to bus based systems.

Also, it is important to address the scalability and performance concerns associated with the centralized control to make it a viable practical architecture.

The result is a means to quantitatively validate viable complex architectures early in the lifecycle.