Sentence examples for Such interconnection from inspiring English sources

Such interconnection can be seen from the aspect of a remote user who can access a single desired sensor node from the WSN without the necessity of firstly connecting with a gateway node (GWN).

Currently, such interconnection points often form a bottleneck that slows the transfer of data and adds to the number of components needed.

We also report 1-cell laminates assembled using multi-wire foils reaching maximum power of about 5 W (256 cm2 aperture area), which shows that the proposed metallization sequence is well suited for integration with such interconnection technology, despite small finger section and the absence of a highly conductive Cu inter-layer.

After so much rich narrative, one is left craving synthesis - particularly comparison across regions, for such interconnections help make an empire what it is.

Such interconnections enable to address trade-offs and seek for synergies among them.

Christian Kjaer, CEO of the European Wind Energy Association, a Brussels-based trade group, calls it a "major breakthrough" that shows how Europe can overcome entrenched opposition to such interconnections.

Its open standards made such interconnections cheap and easy, dissolving boundaries between existing academic, corporate and consumer networks (remember CompuServe and AOL?).

A typical aspect of such interconnections is the inherent time-delay, which is usually unknown, induced by the network.

In this paper, we have measured the partial oxygen ion conductivity of LSM, an important property that is crucial to the design of such interconnections.

By its very nature, the cloud interconnects far more people, more devices, more data and more applications than have ever been linked before and while such interconnections have clear and high-value benefits, they also bring exponentially greater exposure to cybercriminals who are rapidly becoming more aggressive and more sophisticated.

Studying such interconnections seems of great importance because these are affecting the competitiveness of the EU agro-food system, the distribution of the bargaining power among its actors and, at the end, the efficiency and economic performances of the EU farm sector.