The phrase "as intermediate nodes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to networking, computer science, or data structures where nodes serve as connectors or relay points in a system.
Example: "In the network topology, routers function as intermediate nodes to facilitate communication between different segments."
Alternatives: "as intermediary points" or "as connecting nodes".
The other type of nodes, referred to as intermediate nodes, satisfy the quasi steady-state conditions for internal metabolites.
These nodes serve as intermediate nodes, which cater the transmission needs of many other nodes.
Each CH uses a multi-hop forwarding mechanism, constructing a path that involves other CHs as intermediate nodes to the BS.
In the second scenario, source and destination as well as intermediate nodes are moving at random speed with random way point mobility model.
As intermediate nodes in DSR forward RREQs with in the entire network, (11) may be rewritten for DSR/AODV-LL as (12). is the limiting factor in (12) that reduces the effective routing overhead.
In Figure 3, node 1 is serving flow 2, and node 2 is serving flow 3. When new flow 1 occurs, first it is established with node 1 and node 2 as intermediate nodes.
To minimize data transmission, it is desirable to perform ''in-network" query processing: do some part of the work at intermediate nodes as the data travels to the root.
In these systems, a communication link can be implemented either by a single hop between source and destination nodes with the signal remaining in the optical domain through many image-relay stages, or by multiple hops between adjacent nodes with the signal undergoing optical electrical conversion and vice versa at intermediate nodes (which act as repeaters).
To minimise collisions at the source node (and likewise at intermediate nodes that act as forwarders), we developed the Slotted Restricted Mobility-Based (SRMB) algorithm and the Pseudoacknowledgments (PACK) scheme.
Coding at intermediate nodes.
This behavior is relevant to obtain a good network performance, since the closest nodes to their sink act as routing intermediate nodes to reach it, thus supporting more data message forwarding than the farthest nodes.
