Sentence examples for and the frequent changes from inspiring English sources

The most challenging issue is potentially the high mobility and the frequent changes of the network topology [4, 5].

However, it is a challenging task to develop a reliable routing algorithm for VANETs due to the high mobility and the frequent changes of the network topology.

Therefore, in this work, the RMSAR of a vehicle dynamic system subjected to actual random road excitations is obtained so as to account for the effect of the actual PSD of road excitation and the frequent changes in vehicle velocity.

Congestion control is a challenging subject in mobile ad hoc networks, mainly because of the shared nature of the wireless multihop channel and the frequent changes of the network topology.

The first option, they concluded, was not good; rationing required that the tribe turn tanks on and off every day, which they did not have the personnel to do, and the frequent changes in pressure could cause peoples' pipes to backflow into the tanks, possibly contaminating whole supplies.

As a result, stamen number states are paraphyletic across the phylogenetic tree, and the frequent changes indicate that the number of stamens constitutes an unreliable basis for Salix classification.

This highlights the play's emotional highs and lows, the constant twists and turns, the frequent changes of allegiance, and Shakespeare's miscommunications and confusions, such as misdirected love letters and cases of mistaken identity.

Indeed, a survey of consumers in 2010 put Facebook in the bottom 5 percent of companies in customer satisfaction largely because of privacy concerns, and the company continues to be criticized for the complexity of its user privacy controls and for the frequent changes it makes to them.

Analogously, for smart distribution systems, the quick and sharp fluctuations of DG outputs [3] and the frequent change of the network topology urge the distribution system operators to assess the operating conditions in an accurate and fast manner.

In fact, the stability of the network in case of stationary relay leads to a higher packet delivery ratio by both protocols as shown in Fig. 8, while the mobility and the frequent change of the relays lead to a lower packet delivery ratio shown in the same figure.

This could have been influenced by the feeding and the frequent change of the water.