Sentence examples for capture the link from inspiring English sources
In UMR, first, a link state parameter is defined to capture the link reliability on continuing to keep the end-to-end delay into constraint; then, on the basis of this parameter, a routing metric is formulated and a routing scheme is designed for balancing the reliability in delay bound guarantee among paths and building a path maximizing the network utility expectation.
Field inventories are hard pressed to adequately capture the link between remotely sensed environmental variables and estimated carbon stocks.
Simple routing metrics for WMNs utilize transmission rate, packet loss ratio, and delay parameters to capture the link quality of the link, e.g., ETX, mETX, ETT, ENT, MD, and iETT.
This condition is vital because the transmission would otherwise demonstrate the "capture effect" [5], where one transmission would capture the link and start transmission while the other terminal is affected by or may starve for transmission.
Although mETX and ENT are improved form of ETX but they still failed to capture the link quality in terms of inter-flow and intra-flow interferences of the route [13].
The corresponding bene would be the production of a polypeptide chain (including transcription and translation), and the genitor would then capture the link between the two.
To elaborate on this discussion and to analyze the connection between street layout and walking using sophisticated methods, we attempt to capture the links and surrounding network features of urban street patterns.
We present nine themes that capture the links and spaces between design and scenarios, yet suggest that they are not a straightforward overlap or a simple relationship, but rather a range of interactions between the fields, including feeding in, bridging, tension and repulsion.
A structural equation model (SEM) is developed to capture the links between the various constructs.
The predicates used to capture the links to these databases are rdfs:seeAlso, skos: exactMatch, owl:equivalentClass, and owl: sameAs.
Poet Anne Carson's translation of part of one of Heracles' last speeches (in her Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides) captures the link between the violence in his heroic life (the labours, the wars) and its dreadful eruption into the home: All those labours, what can I say?
