The phrase "ad hoc context" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to a situation or context that is created or adapted for a specific purpose or need. Example: The company's ad hoc context was evident in the last-minute changes to their marketing strategy for the new product launch.
The metasemantic interpretation uses the 2D possible worlds framework in an ad hoc, context-sensitive way to isolate certain aspects of a subject's understanding that are not captured by standard possible worlds semantics.
Unlike their focus on routing and channel assignment in the mesh network context, we primarily tackle fair rate control problems in the ad hoc network context.
To solve cross-layer rate control and scheduling problems we exploit a canonical form of network utility maximization framework specifically tailored to our cognitive ad hoc network context.
Cognitive mechanisms in the ad hoc network context are equally important, but they have not been studied much in the literature.
In the ad hoc network context, we do not use clique-based interference models, e.g., [6], which may have significant computation overheads in ad hoc networks and have to reduce a clique capacity sufficient enough for feasible subflow schedules.
Unlike previous works, our work focuses on rate control and channel assignment in the ad hoc network context, and thus, maintaining network connectivity in dynamic network changes leads us to distributed hybrid channel assignment-based solutions implementable with lesser overhead.
The difference with classic approaches is that the application can have an ad hoc execution context, and that the resources it consumes are not necessarily located in one machine.
Thanks to the cloud properties, applications can have ad hoc execution contexts.
The scheme therefore combines both multi-hop and multi-copy forwarding and differs from the work we present here, which does not make any assumptions on the type of ad hoc network or context.
