Sentence examples for communications due from inspiring English sources
Public-key cryptosystems without requiring digital certificates are very attractive in wireless communications due to limitations imposed by communication bandwidth and computational resource of the mobile wireless communication devices.
Single carrier (SC) waveforms might also play a prominent role in 5G, in particular for machine-type communication (MTC), uplink transmission, and mmWave communications due to better peak-to-average power ratio.
Energy saving power amplifier design methodologies are gaining increasing momentum in the exponential growth of wireless communications due to the demand of high data rates.
The intelligent telecontrol system acts as a security system to protect against outsiders, and loss of communications due to fading or others interference.
The chapter focuses on the Krylov methods where the mass storage of data is playing key role on the numerical performance and the global communications due to dot products are the main parallelism difficulty.
The latter ones seriously call into question the capability of TCP/IP to support stable end-to-end communications, due to lack of centralized control, node mobility, dynamic topologies, intermittent connectivity, and harsh signal propagation conditions.
Major achievements include low complexity of proposed approach and drastic reduction of number of additional communications induced due to load balancing.
And the next generation of communications technology, due in around a decade, will relay all flight information at once, acting like a real-time version of the black box that all planes now carry.
This year will be another busy one – Lord Leveson's inquiry into the phone-hacking and the media, the looming London Olympics, as well as an expected deregulation-friendly draft communications act due by the end of the year that he hopes will "turbo-charge" the creative industries.
Lord Carlile told the Guardian: "We have taken the view that if the head of the security service and the current Metropolitan police commissioner argue that these powers are needed urgently to retain communications data due to changes in technology, then we needed to act now rather than wait for reports that we do not know when they will be completed.
Speaking to the Guardian at the time, he said: "We have taken the view that if the head of the security service and the current Metropolitan police commissioner argue that these powers are needed urgently to retain communications data due to changes in technology, then we needed to act now rather than wait for reports that we do not know when they will be completed".
