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A programmable network interface unit for hybrid meshnet local area networks

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Merchant, Shashank C.

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A Hybrid Meshnet LAN, a new local area network architecture, has been proposed by Dr. Cheoul-Shin Kang and Dr. James Herzog. It provides for distributed control hybrid architecture which is good for effective load sharing under various local area network environments. Hybrid Meshnet has a dual channel structure, a token...

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Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on June 4, 1992. Title: A Programmable Network
Data decomposition and load balancing for networked data-parallel processing

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Crandall, Phyllis E.

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of Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science presented on April 19, 1994. Title: Data Decomposition
Implementation of a high performance network node for a control oriented local area network

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Rafi, Mohammed

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TASKMASTER is an experimental microcontroller node of a real-time control oriented network which was proposed by James H. Herzog and Tinggui Zhang to demonstrate the feasibility of a task oriented control structure in performing distributed control actions. This study is a continuation of research involving the TASKMASTER network. A high...

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of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering presented on March 3, 1994. Title: Implementation
A network approach for the mechanistic classification of bioactive compounds

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Siebert, Trina A.

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Using network architecture to describe a biological system is an effective organizational method. The utility of this approach, which generally applies to qualitative models, is enhanced by the addition of quantitative models characterizing the interactions between network nodes. A chromatophore-based signal transduction network is developed, and the highly interconnected major...

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W.R. John P. Bolte Using network architecture to describe a biological system is an effective

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Electrical and Computer Engineering2
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Herzog, James H.2
Bolte, John P.1
Chaplen, Frank W. R.1
Quinn, Michael J.1

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Bushnell, Dwight1
Lu, Shih-Lien1

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Siebert, Trina A.1

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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Computer network architectures[remove]4
Local area networks (Computer networks)2
Bioactive compounds -- Classification1
Biosensors1
Cellular signal transduction1
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