Sentence examples for behaviour of the mobile from inspiring English sources

This is due to the effectiveness of the FTCSPM approach in predicting the change in behaviour of the mobile nodes during the period of transmission.

Further, authors contributed [19] an epidemic correlated node behavioral model (ECNBM) to characterize the behaviour of the mobile nodes participating in the routing path.

However, the algorithm imposes some restriction on the behaviour of the mobile gateway, such as roaming around the deployment region, which is unnecessary as more efficient and flexible schemes can be proposed.

In the literature, various mitigation mechanisms proposed for selfish nodes either concentrates on the past history of mobile nodes or estimates conditional probabilistic factor based on both the past and present behaviour of the mobile node into account [9, 10].

The ECNBM approach isolates the malicious nodes from the ad hoc environment in two phases, the first phase characterizes the behaviour of the mobile node and its dynamic transition in behaviour states based on semi-Markov process.

The ability to remotely monitor the behaviour of highly mobile animals in detail may prove that many assumptions that are held about such species, even well studies ones, to be unfounded.

As an illustration, the model is used to simulate the behaviour of a mobile WSN to obtain a suitable spatial coverage in low and high fire risk scenarios.

Although we tested SDDL only with simulated mobile nodes, their communication behaviour is very similar to the expected behaviour of real mobile clients, except for the lack of mobile-initiated messaging; moreover, these nodes use the same CNCLib/MR-UDP implementations.

This can be achieved by deploying trust as a system of measuring the node behaviour, where the mobile nodes are grouped into clusters in order to maintain scalability and reduce frequent link failures during a secure group communication.

This section presents a mobile extension of IFML designed for expressing the content, user interaction, and control behaviour of the front-end of mobile applications [13].

In addition, the selfish behaviour of a mobile node prevents an individual node from participating in routing activity and affects the cooperation level rendered by the mobile nodes present in the routing path.