Sentence examples for a collection of wireless from inspiring English sources

Wireless technology is so new that it has yet to be simplified and standardised, as most technologies are over time, notes Monica Paolini of Senza Fili Consulting.Another complication is that nobody really knows how much stress a collection of wireless sensors will put on a network, other than that it will probably be different from what happens on the internet.

A wireless network is a collection of wireless nodes within decentralized and distributed network architecture.

A Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is a collection of wireless sensor nodes forming a temporary network without the aid of any established infrastructure or centralized administration.

A key network entity is the access point (AP) mounted in the vehicle to form a WLAN among a collection of wireless user terminals.

In WMNs, a collection of wireless mesh routers, usually employing IEEE 802.11-based commodity hardware operating in ad hoc mode, provides network access to the wireless clients.

A mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is a collection of wireless nodes that is self-configured to form a network without the aid of any established infrastructure.

Wireless body area network is a collection of wearable wireless sensors placed around or in a human body that are used to monitor important information from a human body.

We study an infrastructure WMN, where a collection of stationary wireless mesh routers are interconnected as a multihop backbone to provide clients, network access.

So instead of having people come to the signal, you bring the signal to them with a mesh network: a collection of interconnected wireless routers that pass signals to and from anyone who can reach one of them.

The system under consideration is a collection of N wireless services providers (WSPs) with infrastructure deployed in the same geographical area and cover a shared pool of end user (see the Figure1 with three service providers).

All boast an attractive collection of wireless assets in developing countries.