Sentence examples for connected ad from inspiring English sources

It is proposed for those partially connected ad hoc networks, which was presented in [5].

As for the intermittent connected ad hoc and sensor networks, traditional performance metrics include average message delivery ratio and end-to-end message latency.

They investigated some topological characteristics of connected ad hoc networks, especially the derivations of necessary condition for network connectivity in one- and two-dimensions.

Note: The performance parameters in the Smaato Mobile Advertising Index are based on over 40.000 registered publishers managed ad requests in the third quarter of 2011 and over 70 connected ad networks delivering mobile advertising across 230 countries.

Smaato's Mobile Metric Report, based on over 80 million ad requests and over 60 connected ad networks across 230 countries, found that ad inventory was increasing at a faster rate than budgets, leading to a decline in advertising fill rates.

And while I'm sure the company and its connected ad agency have no malicious intent beyond selling some hamburgers, this limitation becomes a larger concern the more pieces of our life we turn over to these devices.

Tawakol added that "once we figure out the privacy rules" the tracking will all be connected: "Ads you see on TV will be informed by where you logged in, what you saw online and what products you're using".

The "holy grail," he admitted, would be connecting ad impressions to sales data, but "it's hard for advertisers to get sales data in the hands of agencies on a consistent, weekly basis".

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05116.012 APP gene dosage in familial AD and DS has driven hypotheses connecting AD pathogenesis with increased incidence of trisomy 21 (Heston and Mastri, 1977; Potter, 1991; Geller and Potter, 1999).

AppNexus says that some 34,000 publishers and 177,000 brands use its marketplace today to connect ads with ad placements and audiences to see them.

It's also unsurprising on another level: programmatic advertising, which taps into troves of data to connect ads with people who are more likely to respond to them, has become widespread online, and it could be argued that any media company serious about making revenues from ads has offer it to ad buyers.