It is because the networks must be able to uphold their basic functioning which consists in collecting data from the sensors and transmitting it to both the monitoring unit and the WSN infrastructure management centers.
While the union gave concessions to Ford on wages and pensions, it said it was still able to uphold its major negotiating principles.
Another law lord, Baroness Hale, said: "I confess that I would have liked to be able to uphold the decision.
Lady Hale I confess I would have liked to be able to uphold the decision... of the divisional court.
For months, the Portnoys fought back, winning a series of legal victories that suggested they might be able to uphold the status quo.
The writer, by archeological means, might be able to uphold their claim that they had used the tract for a long time.
While factory labor rules are notoriously hard to enforce, a new study shows how some inspectors are able to uphold workplace standards.
"99% of the athletes supported that bylaw and I am sorry that we weren't able to uphold it.
For instance, a definition transmitted in the Abhidharmakośabhāṣya reads: "dharma means 'upholding,' [namely], upholding intrinsic nature (svabhāva)," and the Mahāvibhāṣā states that "intrinsic nature is able to uphold its own identity and not lose it as in the case of unconditioned dharmas that are able to uphold their own identity" (Cox 2004A, 558 559).
And Michael Jordan broke some ribs, perhaps ending his comeback bid and leaving the league to the new generation that might be able to uphold his legacy after all.
A single savings account, within a single property domain, may not be able to uphold the very different roles that the two traditional property domains, tavy and cash, currently play.
