Sentence examples for by reducing the access from inspiring English sources

Data caching can remarkably improve the data availability in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) by reducing the access latency and bandwidth usage.

The aqueous solubility of metallocenes (i.e. titanocenes) with cytostatic or cytotoxic activities could be enhanced by molecular encapsulation in cyclodextrins, as well as the hydrolytic instability of these compounds could be reduced (by reducing the access of water molecules to the metallocene halide reaction centre) [13, 19, 25, 27].

In this respect, GAGs would act as some nucleic acids do(26) by reducing the access of the solvent to the protein surface.

In general, on-chip caches used in mobile devices are highly associative with more than 16-way sets to provide better performance by reducing the costly access to the memory.

2013 SPOTLIGHT: In May Sebelius shot down a proposal by the FDA's Margaret Hamburg to make the Plan B emergency contraception pill available without a prescription to women of all ages, eventually compromising by reducing the age of access to the drug from 17 to 15.

Chiaraviglio et al. [19] propose a novel approach to save energy in UMTS networks by reducing the number of active access devices when they are underutilized.

We have tested three versions with loop-fusion in order to increase the AI ratio by reducing the amount of memory accesses.

"There has been a lot of development in the pay-as-you-go solar space over the past few years, facilitating access by reducing the upfront costs of purchasing a solar system," Ms DeCou says.

Unlike [16 19], our proposed CAAs, e-TICA and e-TICA2, improve fairness among flows through a more accurate CA and improve medium access fairness by reducing the conflicting channels, respectively.

Nomadic and moving nodes, mounted on a car, bus, or train, can provide connectivity to users in their proximity and increase data rates by reducing the radio distance to the nearest access node.

The two enhancements of utilizing an MST and maximum possible out of the four radios of the GW, when coupled together, yield an improved CAA, e-TICA2, which is successful in improving the medium access fairness by reducing the conflicting channels, thereby increasing network throughput, while also improving the fairness among traffic flows.