Sentence examples for distance communicating from inspiring English sources
An F.B.I. hostage negotiator, who kept his distance, communicating from the second floor of the nearby home, began talking to Mr. Tsarnaev and eventually convinced him to surrender, according to the Watertown Police Chief Edward Deveau.
They videotaped the bee's dance when it returned and calculated the distance communicated.
About three-quarters of the 220 bees approached the 70-meter spot looking for nectar--the distance communicated in the dance--while the remaining quarter were seen either closer or farther away.
Forward visibility wasn't so terrible, but the car's vast bulk and long stopping distances communicated that I should give other traffic a wide berth.
Researchers can eavesdrop on the waggle dance, specifically the distances communicated in the dance, as a tool to understand honey bee foraging ecology., Foragers will not recruit nestmates to long distances unnecessarily, as distance is a major consideration in a bee's decision to dance.
Therefore they concluded that the distance between communicating cells maximize cellular response fidelity.
The minimum distance from the gateway is called one-hop distance as, in which sensor nodes in this distance can communicate with the gateway directly.
The probability that two randomly selected stations with a known distance can communicate in K or less hops with omnidirectional antennas has been analyzed by Chandler [17].
First off, the next version of the technology will utilize what's called mesh networking, meaning that one Bluetooth radio can extend the distance it communicates by using the nearest other Bluetooth radio.
You also need to go the extra distance to communicate with your team members because home workers don't have the crutch of body language and can't walk over to a colleague's desk and ask, "What do you think about this?".
The findings on the relationship between data packet size, throughput, bit error rate (BER), and distance between both communicating nodes are also presented.
