Sentence examples for amount of collisions from inspiring English sources

Then, by increasing the amount of collisions, you will also go deeper into the tail of the energy distribution.

"Given the amount of collisions we have it is surprising that there aren't many more injuries like this one".

Thus, an efficient MAC protocol should be designed to control the channel access and decrease the amount of collisions.

However, the amount of collisions is dependant on the channel access mechanism of both Wi-Fi and Zigbee.

We also observe that, the further increase of number of SUs causes the throughput to decrease gradually, and it happens due to increased amount of collisions and starvations.

Moreover, the variation of this parameter allows a better understanding of the impact of intra-BSS and inter-BSS interference, respectively referring to the amount of collisions and interference among nodes belonging to the same BSS and nodes belonging to different but spatially overlapping BSSs, working on the same service channel.

Besides, the amount of collision-set-n significantly grows when the total number of readers goes up. Figure 3 Average number of collision-set n according to different scenarios: (a) 20, (b) 30, (c) 40, (d) 50 readers.

This is demonstrated by the CF of 0.2 (±0.13), which points to a high amount of collision reduction and little energy loss.

For instance, larger molecular mass or different chemical composition of the label moiety might have an impact on the amount of collision energy absorbed by the precursor or it could influence mobile protons, which might in turn lead to disparate or more complex fragmentation patterns.

Results of the study indicate that collision risk management in geosynchronous orbit can be very costly using data of insufficiently high accuracy, because data errors induce high action frequency for even modest amounts of collision risk reduction.

On the contrary, in dynamic quenching, higher temperatures result in faster diffusion and larger amounts of collision quenching; hence the quenching constant values rise with the temperature increasing [ 23].