The phrase "a acknowledge message" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "an acknowledgment message"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a message that confirms receipt or understanding of information.
Example: "After receiving your email, I sent an acknowledgment message to confirm that I understood your request."
Alternatives: "a confirmation message" or "an acknowledgment note."
After processing the handover message, the ANP sends an acknowledge message to both the new and old ARs.
Once the CH gets the updated information about the MH, it sends an acknowledge message while starting to send data [2, 4].
Additionally, since a single failure to update (w_i) will cause the average to be shifted and condition (19) to be breached, it is important that these updates require an acknowledge message from each neighbour.
At last GW stores (P set, E ϴ, h, f, H1 into a smart card that is sent to U. Moreover GW sends the register acknowledge message {ID GW, a 2, T4} to U. Step 5: U encrypts and stores br. When receiving the register acknowledge message {ID GW, a 2, T4} at the time T′, U firstly checks whether (T′-T4) ≤ ∆T holds.
The RSS value Γ is embedded into the TI ACK (acknowledge) message and thus sent back to the corresponding ED.
Therefore, on receipt of the acknowledge message to the GTS request, the device continues to track beacons and wait for, at most, aGTSDescPersistenceTime superframes.
The more technical errors were considerably reduced, notably the batteries failure, with the use of a new type of batteries and the development of a protocol which involves acknowledge messages to switch off the sensors' radio usage when it is not used.
But teachers can and should acknowledge messages promptly and let parents know they will respond.
To obtain RTTs, each node sends probe messages locally for T times to all its neighbours and gets T acknowledge messages from each neighbour.
The app enables swipe-based quick replies to enable users to acknowledge messages, or question things that were sent to them.
