Sentence examples for capability of sensor from inspiring English sources

Through simple splitting and reverse process, energy efficiency can be enhanced by selecting proper divided vertex angle of each sector on the basis of network coverage and transmission capability of sensor nodes.

Furthermore, considering the limited energy and computation capability of sensor nodes, the very low complexity of the CRT allows it to be more suitable to achieve reliability in WSNs in comparison to other techniques (e.g., FEC techniques based on RS and LT codes) commonly used for other types of wireless networks.

Another inspiring innovation is the capability of sensors to harvest wireless energy in their local environment.

A potential concern related to the low-glucose suspend capability of sensor-augmented pumps is that suspension of basal insulin delivery for 2 h due to a failing sensor when the blood glucose levels are not actually low might lead to hyperglycemia and ketoacidosis.

Node, microcontroller and transceiver parameters specify the capabilities of sensor node platforms and some behaviors of hardware components.

Due to the limited capabilities of sensor nodes, it is usually desirable that a WSN should be deployed with high density and thus redundancy can be exploited to increase the network's lifetime.

The reversibility and failure detection and localization capabilities of sensors based on graphene nanoplatelets (GNPs) were tested.

The capabilities of sensors are generally limited which puts several constraints in M2M communications, including communication spectrum, energy, computation, and storage.

As the status of a traffic event changes dynamically and the detection capabilities of sensors in various kinds of vehicles are different, a vehicle not detecting new traffic event at a specific location and time does not imply that there is no event occurred now or before.

For example, the capabilities of sensors in seam finding, identification of joint penetration and joint filling, and ensuring root penetration and acceptable weld bead shape mean that corrective modification of relevant welding parameters is done such that constant weld quality is maintained (Cary and Helzer 2005; Drews and Starke 1986).

Finally, the extent to which land cover and the type of vegetation vary in both time and space must be presented in a standardized form consistent with the capabilities of sensors, the frequency of satellite coverage, and the cost and difficulty of obtaining and processing digital data.