Sentence examples for continuously communication from inspiring English sources

To avoid continuously communication among nodes, a self-triggered scheme based on Theorem 1 is proposed.

Table 1 A summary of the NetSense layers Layer Nodes Edges Frequency of evolution Cognitive salience Students Nominations in surveys Every semester Collocation behavior Students Bluetooth interactions Evolves continuously Communication behavior Students Calls and texts Evolves continuously.

But watching attendees continuously interact with Syfy's talent and executives throughout the one-day tour only reinforced the value of in-person contact, especially in a media-driven environment that encourages instant and continuous communication between all participants.

Available connectivity, including direct and indirect connectivity, can meet the continuously growing communication demands on road.

As an important component in NCDSs, intermittent sampling has emerged as an interesting topic to avoid communication continuously [9 11].

All waveform data were transmitted continuously by a communication satellite or the Internet connection to Kyoto University and the University of Tokyo.

In this construct, evolutionary development is continuously based upon communication between self-referential constituencies that yields non-random problem-solving at the cellular level reiterated at every scope and scale [10, 41].

We apply the solutions raised by this study to the technologies relevant to internet of things and develop innovations and revolutionary technologies of crossing territories to continuously improve the communication quality and performances of signal processing for wireless sensing network.

As of January, 2011, 65% of the Swiss dairy farms had a functional email address, with the proportion continuously increasing (personal communication from the Swiss national milk quality program, TSM Trust Ltd).

Since the slope is not determined by the biophysical parameters, a gradient can be established of any slope, and due to the continuously high fluxes communication is still possible over a very wide range of spatial scales.

As information and communication technologies continuously develop and improve, they are increasingly incorporated into the fields of civil engineering, construction and infrastructure.