Sentence examples for discovery of devices from inspiring English sources

RRBs are not chosen with the lowest received power which causes to reduce the probability of discovery of devices.

easy management of heterogeneous devices, automatic and dynamic discovery of devices, management and support of services, standardized behavior by the UPnP forum, small footprint, UPnP provides a particular architecture to AV, UPnP is compatible with QoS techniques, UPnP offers a client/server architecture.

These features are as follows: (i) easy management of heterogeneous devices,   (ii) automatic and dynamic discovery of devices,   (iii) management and support of services,   (iv) standardized behavior by the UPnP forum,   (v) small footprint,   (vi) UPnP provides a particular architecture to AV,   (vii) UPnP is compatible with QoS techniques,   (viii) UPnP offers a client/server architecture.  .

That is, because the car PC provides all routines required to register and to interconnect most of the devices, it allows dynamic discovery of new devices and it installs the appropriate drivers.

The discovery of the devices came after days of apparently unconnected protests by unionist groups.

The discovery of such devices would make possible the widespread utilization of solar energy.

More recently, in August, General Hassan's men arrested a prominent pro-Syrian Lebanese politician, Michel Samaha, following the alleged discovery of explosive devices in the boot of his car.

General Massu has admitted that he ordered the use of torture, but defended the practice because it led to the quick discovery of explosive devices being set off in the European quarter of Algiers.

In an update on its investigation into the local impact of the car giant's emissions fraud, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission said a discovery of "defeat devices" would violate consumer law.

The discovery of the devices elsewhere in the country came after days of chaos on Belfast's streets when unionists, who seek continued ties with Britain, blocked traffic to protest a decision by the City Council to limit the number of days when Britain's Union Jack flag is flown at City Hall.

BBC NI Home Affairs correspondent Vincent Kearney said the discovery of the devices was "a highly significant development".