Sentence examples for backbone channel from inspiring English sources

In addition, in order to secure the multicast channels for the new multicast groups, the backbone channel reservation algorithm that is similar to the look-ahead scheme [Multimedia Systems 3 (1995) 137] is proposed.

However, the design is specific for the square topology with two non-overlapped backbone channels.

If there are 100 videos and 500 backbone multicast channels, the system is able to support 0.2 requests/s with less than 7% admission blocking probability.

In [24], the authors considered a wireless mesh network prototype with a square topology and three non-overlapped channels at 2.4-GHz ISM band, two channels assigned to the backbone and one channel for the connections between the wireless clients and router.

Even before new episodes finished showing, repeats from Central Perk had long provided the backbone of the channel's teen strand, T4.

This is greatly motivated by the fact that BSs may be connected via a wired backbone and the channel state information (CSI) can be shared among the BSs for coordinated transmission.

Although both heuristics are for a static network, their low complexity as well as the relatively high stability of traffic flows in mesh backbone allow the channel assignment decision to be adapted periodically or once the accumulated changes exceed a certain threshold.

Here we also chose rNav1.2 as backbone of chimeric channels that accepted insect VGSC domains considering that: 1) rNav1.2 channel is insensitive to BmK IT2 at very high concentration (e.g. 20 µM); 2) as a typical VGSC subtype from mammalian nervous system, rNav1.2 channel has been well characterized in Xenopus oocytes and displays an excellent performance in expression level.

The TiO2/MoOx composite is comprised of interconnected nanoscaled network backbone and hollow channels with the ligament size around 40 nm and the pore size around 90 nm.

From Fig. 1, we find that any outlet located on the backbone of the P2P channel (e.g., R 2) or on a branch of this backbone (e.g., R 1) can be deployed with a plug-in relay device.

These women, with their cakes and tans and dresses, have long formed the backbone of our cable channels.