"different timeliness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the concept of something happening or being done in a different period of time, such as months or years. For example, "The results of the study indicated a different timeliness from one region to the next."
Rather, the differences in noisiness of first- and second-period contractible information and the different timeliness of this information is crucial.
Due to different timeliness requirements, the sensors are classified to C classes with different transmission priorities.
In ICPS scenario, sensors are deployed and various monitoring data are to be collected according to the different timeliness requirements.
According to the need in most real-time systems, COSMIC supports event channels with different timeliness and reliability classes.
Finally, simulations and experiments are conducted in Section 6 and the paper is concluded in Section 7. Priority-aware packet collection is a fundamental technique to coordinate the sensors' data packet transmission with different timeliness requirements in ICPS.
Industrial cyber-physical systems (ICPS) bridge the physical factory floor and the cyber computational space by leveraging the emerging techniques, such as wireless sensor networks for ubiquitous connection and perception, where sensors are deployed to monitor and collect industrial data according to different timeliness requirements.
However, the performance of individual EARS and negative binomial cusum algorithms were not significantly different when timeliness was also incorporated into the area under the curve analyses.
By means of participatory observation, analysis of the use of online tools and through semi- structured interviews we identified issues around different notions of timeliness and of process structures that are related to different roles, responsibilities and levels of experience.
Separate χ2 analyses were performed for these three different levels of timeliness problems for the purposes of understanding the impact of the various categorizations on the conclusions.
We evaluated the proportion of attacks detected at different attack rates and timeliness to detection.
We investigated the timeliness in different steps of surveillance for six relatively frequent notifiable infectious diseases in Korea.
