The phrase "adapt transmitting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of modifying or adjusting the way information is transmitted, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to adapt transmitting methods to improve our communication efficiency."
Alternatives: "modify transmission" or "adjust communication".
Simulation results have shown that adapting transmits power and data rates based on the coupled interference (i.e. link dynamics) can improve the performance of ad hoc networks.
The access point selection algorithm can be extended to not only enable switching access points on or off, but also adapting transmit powers.
Clicks are extremely salient sounds perceptually and therefore are ideally adapted to transmitting a language.
Channel reservations have been achieved in [11] by using two ZigBee channels overlapping with the WiFi one: the first channel is adapted to transmit a busy tone able to activate the WiFi carrier sense, while the second channel is used by the other ZigBee nodes to transmit their data in parallel to the busy tone transmission (i.e., while WiFi stations are prevented from accessing the channel).
The main novelty of the proposed solution is that the congestion control approach is based on a hop-by-hop mechanism, which allows nodes to adapt their transmitting rates in a distributed way and to keep track of dynamic multi-hop network characteristics in a responsive manner.
In comparison to [18], the paper proposes a whole new algorithm enabling FAPs to adapt their transmitting power and contemplates its applicability to existing LTE networks.
A residential, three-storey masonry building, not adapted to transmit the mining impacts, is analysed.
Given some control information, the protocol can be adapted to transmit through any given number of relays (N 0).
Studies conducted up to this point are preliminary to the choice of the most efficient configuration of the component adapted to transmit the power from the hot fluid to the surface of contact with the Stirling engine.
