Sentence examples for a flexible wireless from inspiring English sources

With neuroscientists at Washington University's Bruchas Lab, he designed a flexible, wireless L.E.D. far thinner than an eyelash.

In order to achieve such goals, we designed and developed a flexible wireless mesh networking toolkit supporting the following.

Cognitive radio [15, 16] is a flexible wireless communication platform that is aware of its environment (situation awareness), capabilities, and status (self-awareness), and is capable of sensing, analyzing, learning, planning, acting, experimenting, and self-adapting to its environment, spectrum opportunities, and user requirements, according to desired goals, rules, regulations, and policies.

The main usefulness of this method is that it allows the involved components to communicate to each-other by means of a robust and flexible wireless sensor network architecture.

Whoever wins, the auction is expected to usher in a new wave of flexible wireless computing.

The fifth-generation (5G) cellular network, with larger data rate, higher spectrum and energy efficiency, and smaller delay, supports a large number of connected devices and provides flexible wireless interfaces.

Network function virtualization (NFV) is a promising method with which to economically realize such flexible wireless access networks [4].

A significant challenge faced by the artificial intelligence methods applied to such flexible wireless communication systems is their dynamic nature, e.g. network topologies that change over time.

Even though many applications still depend on exclusive access to spectrum, spectrum sharing [1 3] is increasingly recognized as the breeding framework for wireless innovation that triggers the development and deployment of more resilient and flexible wireless technologies.

During the last decades, we have witnessed a great progress and an increasing need for wireless communications systems due to costumers demand of more flexible, wireless, smaller, more intelligent, and practical devices explaining markets invaded by smart-phones, personal digital assistant (PDAs), tablets and netbooks.

This paper describes a flexible, cost-effective, wireless in-home activity monitoring system for assisting patients with cognitive impairments due to traumatic brain injury (TBI).