"extensive message" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a message that provides a lot of information, such as an email with extensive details. For example, "I received an extensive message from my professor about the upcoming essay assignment."
Because the number of users and the extent of their participation have grown, the Motley Fool now offers extensive message boards organized by company, industry, and investment strategy.
For SleepWell, the convergence time is lengthier than PowerNap; SleepWell APs incur extensive message passing to their neighbors.
For instance, some proactive routing schemes (e.g., OSPF-MCDS [46]) require an extensive message exchange, which may produce an additional overhead in the network and consequently may impact negatively on the admission control decision (Figure 4).
Some of the conventional local phone companies appear to hope that extensive notification messages would discourage people from calling wireless subscribers who use a caller-pays plan.
The raft of reforms this country made after the crisis of late 2007 and early 2008, and the extensive antiviolence messages during this election, seemed to have found their mark.
To deploy the practical protocol of D2OFC2, three deployment techniques are proposed: Queue Size Estimation method (QSE), Neighbor Set Approximation method (NSA), and Extensive HELLO message-based Piggybacking (EHP .The MATLAB-based simulation results illustrate that D2OFC2 can approach the globally optimal solution even in asynchronous environment.
A "real-time" social network with extensive chat, messaging, and VoIP calling functionality would be very interesting competition for Facebook and the like.
Our study involves an extensive computational and message complexity analysis of each algorithm, and a classification for their deployment characteristics and algorithmic complexities.
At the time of this study, the Skagit Valley lacked the extensive lahar readiness messaging found in communities within Mount Rainier's lahar zones.
Collectively, these pilots point to the importance of continued and extensive testing of messages, pricing models, and different stove types before scale-up.
Despite its urgent message and extensive scope (Gordon supplies generous excerpts), the press greeted the book's publication with indifference and condescension.
