Sentence examples for constraint nature from inspiring English sources
In the distributed and homogeneous WSNs, the resource constraint nature of sensor nodes limits the memory, computation, and communication resources which can be used for revocation.
Moreover, due to the resource constraint nature of sensor nodes, employing asymmetric and public key cryptography in WSNs using these schemes is slow, complex, and infeasible [18].
Due to the energy constraint nature of wireless sensor nodes and their limited transmission range, establishing multihop routing toward the gateway is more efficient than having direct transmission [7].
The last phase of the study allows allocating the energy crop conversion area according to specific environmental constraints, nature protection targets, food production priorities and land capability values.
Net carbon sinks capable of avoiding dangerous perturbation of the climate system and preventing ocean acidification have been identified, but they are likely to be limited by resource constraints (Nature 463:747–756, 2010).
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These sensor devices apart from having an enormous capability of collecting data from their physical surroundings are also resource constraint in nature with a limited processing and communication ability and hence we have to integrate the Grid technology to do the processing and storage of the data collected by the sensor nodes.
Attention to the postindustrial constraint of nature in fact contributes to Hart's elaboration of a pictorial mythopoetics that is something more than a Rousseauean wish for prolonged innocence.
It was the chemistry of perfume that allowed the artisans of perfumery... to become artists by freeing themselves from the constraints of nature".
iPad man The fruits of science and technology enabled humans to rise above the constraints of nature and cushioned our fragile intellect from genetic mutations.
