These applications for MANETs have been restricted by their own inherent natures, including constrained available resources, exposed communication medium, intermittent end-to-end links, and frequent changes in topology due to users' mobility, which are all prone to incur various kinds of attacks [1, 2].
Applications call for pulse shaping from tens of ns to tens of μs, and constrain the available power per channel from tens of μW to tens of mW.
Our work details the various techniques by which we define and then optimize the filter-synthesis process in the Walsh basis, including the definition of specific analytic design rules which serve to efficiently constrain the available synthesis space.
We find that trade liberalization can facilitate increased trade in goods, services and investments in ways that can promote risk commodity consumption, as well as constrain the available resources and capacities of governments to enact policies and programmes to mitigate such consumption.
It is based on her recent article, "Constraining Monitors," available here.
Measurements of outdoor human exposure to suspended particulate matter (PM) are always constrained by available resources.
Technical experts say that Mexico City's location, surrounded by mountains, constrains the available sites for a new airport and the aircrafts' flight paths.
He had argued more capital should have been put into the major banks and that the Treasury's refusal to put more cash into RBS and Lloyds had "constrained" options available to the FPC.
This paper presents a multi-objective model, which considers link information gains (weights of each link, in order to correct a priori origin destination demands) and origin destination demand coverage to locate a minimal number of passive point sensors in a roadway network constrained by available resources (e.g., budget limits).
The best information is that better tuned to the constraining affordances available.
