Sentence examples for additional energy consumption from inspiring English sources

In the LEAP scheme and the OTMK Basic scheme I, it requires that each node unicast a reply message to the node that initially broadcast the joining message, resulting in more messages to be sent and received by the nodes in addition to incurring additional energy consumption and delaying key setup.

The electrodes are fabricated from inexpensive iron substrates through a corrosion engineering strategy without any additional energy consumption.

We design an everyday location monitoring system that only uses cell-tower connections, without additional energy consumption.

The additional energy consumption during hunting (compared with resting) is largely attributable to locomotion, and the actual cost incurred can be determined from the distance each dog covers at low and at high speed while hunting (and separate from ranging).

Factor in additional energy consumption required to cool the computers (they can't function in temperatures over 40 °C), and Malone estimates that Bitcoin alone is consuming as much electricity as the entire nation of Ireland at any given moment.

In particular, any throughput gains achievable by using network coding (NC) should have a minimum penalty in terms of additional energy consumption.

Unfortunately, in highly dynamic networks, this approach generates an overhead of control packet exchange between the ordinary nodes and the control plane, that leads to additional energy consumptions.

Therefore, the technique does not require any additional hardware setup nor extra energy consumption.

In addition, full information sharing also results into additional energy and bandwidth consumption.

We assume that antenna precoding at the transmitter side entails additional complexity and energy consumption at the base band processing.

All gas flow rates entering and leaving the system are derived for the three cases, and the cases are evaluated in terms of gas supply costs and overall production costs (including additional substrates and energy consumption).