Sentence examples for connected links from inspiring English sources

Direct connectivity means one-hop connected links between nodes, namely, these nodes could communicate with each other directly, and there does not need relay nodes as shown in Figure 4. Indirect connectivity consists of multi-hop forwarding and store-carry-forward.

Further, only depending on direct connectivity, i.e. one-hop connected links between vehicles, is far from the continuous growing communication demands in VANETs, such as inter-vehicle amusement, cooperative collision avoidance, inter-vehicle emergency notification etc.

The definition of available connectivity in our study is given as follows: Definition 1: Available connectivity for a vehicle in VANET is defined as the number of achievable connected links from it within a given period.

"So instead of having to click on our site and then someone else's site, they're acting as depository of connected links".

Yet in those sessions, government officials never considered or connected links that, with the benefit of hindsight, now seem so evident and indicated that the gathering threat in Yemen would reach into the United States.

In other words, those definitions of utility fairly differentiate across currently connected links, but not across the currently nonconnected links.

This is because longer posture duration implies that a connected link remains connected for longer duration and also a disconnected link remains disconnected longer.

After all, the security of a smart object is only as strong as its weakest connected link.

This formulation of utility misses out the fact that even after disconnection, the formation probability of that link may be higher than a currently connected link.

Hypothalamus and pituitary gland, which are anatomically connected, linked together.

Some primates apparently continued through Greenland and Scotland, connecting links to Europe at a time of lower sea levels.