Sentence examples for communications were reduced from inspiring English sources
On days when communications were reduced to only two communications periods per day, only a strategic team was employed.
Crucially, the amount of clarifications and incorrect dosing communications were reduced suggesting that EMRs improve prescribing safety.
Applying MapReduce, many complexities, such as data partition, tasks scheduling across many machines, machine failures handling, and inter-machine communications are reduced.
The information of state of charge can be reported by electric vehicles while moving without the connection to each anticipated recipient, thus the complexity of communications is reduced, scalability and the growth of the smart charging ecosystem is enhanced.
One of the main objectives of the structure we propose is to minimize the number of updates to the database to an optimal number so that the accuracy and response time of the query result are not compromised and at the same time the number of wireless communications can be reduced.
Hence, in order to analyze the effect of SI on system performance, we assume the SI in the FDTW relay-assisted D2D communications can be reduced but cannot be completely eliminated by SI cancelation techniques.
In quick mode (Figure 6), the communication overhead is reduced to n ( 255) times communications while RF4CE standard requires 255 times communications.
According to McConnell, the capacity of the N.S.A. to monitor foreign-based communications had consequently been reduced by seventy per cent.
Because the scale of the UK's broadcasting and communications industries will be reduced, costs of supply – whether of actual broadcasting and distribution or creation of material – will go up for all the UK's nations.
It is a poor show that Sharon White, head of the communications regulator Ofcom, is reduced to writing columns in the FT to try to block Three's takeover of O2.
Adult social care needs to find £2m of savings, while the council's communications budget will be reduced by 40%.
