Sentence examples similar to direct lines of sight from inspiring English sources
Interference in WSN occurs mainly because even if direct line-of-sight directions between communicating nodes are not interfered, radio modules in the nodes can still hear unwanted transmissions from other nodes, due to (most usually) omni-directional antennas installed on them.
The company signed a lease for 80,620 square feet in Telecom Center I, in part to take advantage of the 12-story building's direct, line-of-sight connection to lower Manhattan and New Jersey.
Moreover, because radio signals travel through many materials, an R.F.I.D. reader does not need a direct line-of-sight contact to capture a tag's data, and large numbers of tags can be read almost simultaneously.
The Rayleigh distribution is frequently used to model multi-path fading with no direct line-of-sight (LOS) path.
The excess phase arises when the reflected signals are delayed in time with respect to the direct (line-of-sight) signals.
(iii) The hole must have a direct line-of-sight (without obstacles) to the aboveground device(s), as shown in Figure 4(c).
This new scheme proposes a direct line-of-sight (without obstacles) between the hole where the sender is located and the holes where the receivers are located.
In GPS systems, this condition is almost satisfied since there is direct line-of-sight connection between the UMT and the different positioning satellites.
The vapors follow a direct line-of-sight path to the substrate in a high vacuum where it condenses to form a thin film.
contains a direct line-of-sight (LOS) path with a time delay of τlos and path gain of alos and a sum of P non-line-of-sight (NLOS) paths of delay τnlos,i and path gain of anlos,i.
