Sentence examples for exploits link from inspiring English sources

Our solution, termed CARP for Channel-aware Routing Protocol, exploits link quality information for data forwarding, in that nodes are selected as relays if they exhibit recent history of successful transmissions to their neighbors.

If it exploits links to the large North African diaspora in Europe, targets there may be next.Al-Qaeda's ideology, if not the movement itself, has become more globalised.

The Shadow Brokers first came to prominence last August when they leaked exploits linked to the NSA and the Equation Group containing vulnerabilities in major firewall products.

In contrast to traditional approaches to generating questions using text as input and deploying various natural language processing techniques for creating questions, the fifth class of educational applications of question generation exploits linked open data that are a part of the semantic web (Heath and Bizer 2011) for generating questions.

On the contrary, the TaLE framework prevents any region from excessively exploiting link capacity, which is presented in Figure 12(b).

As indicated in Figure 12, IEEE 802.11-based network cannot manage to do anything when the region Region-3 (which has only uploading stations) dominates to exploit link capacity.

Although the MMSL allows the different relays utilized for reception and transmission in a round of communications and exploit link quality, the scheme still follows a prefixed transmission order.

Earlier this month, Warner Music International announced the first deal by a new division designed to exploit links between its artists and brands.

Announcing the British troop deployment yesterday afternoon, Brown added: "We are facing what is a complex resilient insurgency led by the Taliban and involving al-Qaida, exploiting links to the drugs trade and safe havens in Afghanistan.

Theophrastus  is a system that supports the automatic annotation of (web) documents through entity mining and provides exploration services by exploiting Linked Open Data (LOD), in real-time and only when needed.

He cast his net more widely than others had done previously: expanding and exploiting links across the continent as well as in Constantinople and Algiers, and building and inserting contacts among Catholic exiles.