This chapter discusses performance-related aspects of delay-tolerant network (DTN) systems by taking a close look at the essential algorithms and mechanisms required to build any DTN implementation.
The bow-tie maze (Albasser, Poirier, & Aggleton, 2010) combines aspects of delayed nonmatching to sample (Aggleton, 1985; Mishkin & Delacour, 1975) with spontaneous recognition (Ennaceur & Delacour, 1988) and therefore can provide multiple recognition trials within a session.
From the aspect of delay tolerance, the paper examines these MAC protocols through the trade-off between delay and other performance metrics, and shows the effectiveness and limitations of these MAC designs.
As noted in previous simulation modeling [7], many aspects of this delay have a significant chance component, making the delay a random variable.
In the aspects of delivery delay and transmission successful rate, the multi-hop scheme shows the better performance than the 2-hop scheme.
This longitudinal study investigated the direction of the effects between students' perceptions of autonomy support and social support from teacher on two behavioural aspects of SRL: delay of gratification and metacognitive strategy use.
In this section, we describe the detailed operation of the proposed ELN scheme, that is, LL-ELSN, and analyze its behavior in the aspects of detection delay, accuracy, and bandwidth overhead.
Many aspects of the delay of diagnosis or treatment are poorly understood.
As illustrated above, we have added a new paragraph to the Discussion (Discussion, paragraph 3) and a new paragraph to Materials and Methods (First subsection, paragraph 5), dealing with different aspects of time delays and pathway lengths.
