Sentence examples for connectivity range from inspiring English sources

Packet loss causes a node that was present in the connectivity range of the gateway frequently to be classified as an absent node.

The main objective for the proposed system is the shortcomings present in the conventional centralised server which is mainly the assumption that a single head is in the connectivity range of all other nodes.

The author has presented the reliable connectivity range (RCR) and unreliable connectivity range (UCR) as the distance to the RSU up to which the experienced PDR is above 0.7 and below 0.1, respectively.

Given that objects with internet connectivity range from household appliances and automobiles to major infrastructure components, this danger is potentially severe.

One of the other key features of the PRO Voice headphones is a custom designed 3DRF antenna that combines with Bluetooth 4.2 to deliver wireless connectivity range of up to 125 feet.

The Roku HD-XR adds the latest Wi-Fi standard, 802.11n dual-band, giving customers who have adopted this router technology improved connectivity range and better overall wireless performance between the Roku HD-XR and the home network.

Using the Lower Hunter region, Australia as a case study we tested five scenarios that describe the impact of different development choices on connectivity, ranging from high rates of urbanisation to revegetation of a designated green corridor.

Instead of building military bases around the world like the US, China is relying on comprehensive strategies of communication and connectivity ranging from politics to finance, from infrastructure and trade to culture and religion to construct zones of economic cooperation and centers of cultural exchanges.

We propose the following solution to increase the ranging between coordinators overcoming this parent-children-based connectivity: Ranging is controlled by MAC layer: The ranging application is done in a MAC level, as in the IEEE 802.15.4 standard.

This corresponds to learning-induced changes in connectivity ranging from 2% (for CS+A− trials) to 8% (for CS+A+ trials) (Fig. 6).

This proportion is consistent with previous evidence suggesting that the human brain has a sparse connectivity ranging between 10% and 15% (Kaiser 2011).