Sentence examples for communications compared with from inspiring English sources
The change reflects the speed of communications compared with 60 years ago and is unlikely to deter serious applications.
We analyze the energy efficiency gain of opportunistic communications compared with traditional P2P communications in this subsection.
We will show that security schemes have significant impacts on the QoS in terms of throughput of MANETs, and our proposed scheme can improve the system throughput of MANETs with cooperative communications compared to the existing approach [7] that authenticates all packets.
Still, advertising is a decreasingly important part of the communications sector, compared with the other overall categories Veronis Suhler looks at — marketing services, consumer and products and information sold to businesses.
Through the third quarter of this year, venture capitalists invested $2 billion in communications companies, compared with $1.82 billion in all of 1996.
The paper authored by F. Pérez-Cruz and J. J. Murillo-Fuentes describes how to use Gaussian processes-based regression and decision designs to build nonlinear receivers for digital communications, comparing their performances with those of previously proposed methods.
The per-client throughput in backbone communications will be compared with the per-client throughput in local communications to decide the per-client throughput in the WMN.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) noted a 12% rise in complaints about spam communications in 2014/15, compared with the previous year.
Last year, 1,209 people were found guilty of offences under Section 127 of the Communications Act 2003 compared with 143 in 2004.
Kumar thinks Intel is making a smart move and diversifying into the communications chip sector compared with AMD, which is getting out of a fast growing business.
First, our regional findings show that the proportion of international bandwidth allocated to connections outside the region has increased between 2002 and 2011 indicating increased Internet-based communications across regions compared with those within regions.
