The phrase "amount of sensors" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns, while "sensors" is a countable noun.
Example: "The amount of sensors in the system was insufficient for accurate data collection."
Alternatives: "number of sensors" or "quantity of sensors".
Cost reduction in wireless sensor networks becomes a requirement to extend their application in fields where a great amount of sensors is needed.
Mobile phones seem to present the perfect user interface for interacting with smart environments, e.g. smart-home systems, as they are nowadays ubiquitous and equipped with an increasing amount of sensors and interface components, such as multi-touch screens.
Until then, no amount of sensors deployed will ever connect the dots in the way we hope it will.
The method with the current direction continues to be subject to a significant issue related to the amount of sensors in a distribution system.
Since the sensor placement procedure is based entirely on the amount of sensors available for placement, we evaluate localization performance for various numbers of sensors, deployed according to our SVM feature selection adaptation to sensor placement.
Typically MEG is associated with higher costs, which may be the reason for seldomly being used, but it also provides a higher spatial resolution (due to the larger amount of sensors) and more information in the higher frequency range above 40 Hz.
The amount of sensor data generated by modern building systems is growing rapidly.
Anmol Garg, a data scientist at Tesla Motors, has used visual exploration to tap into the vast amount of sensor data the company's cars produce.
The necessary prerequisite to finding behavior knowledge of users is to mine trajectories from the massive amount of sensor data.
Today's highway manager and citizen are navigating the ever-increasing amount of sensor data available from a wide variety of in-situ and dynamic environmental sensors.
While only starting, there is already a significant amount of sensor-generated, or more generally dynamic information, available on the Web.
