Sentence examples for exterior network from inspiring English sources

Nodes can connect together and are called Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) or can connect to the exterior network such as Internet via RSU as a roadside infrastructure and are called Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) [6, 7].

In contrast to Gram-negative bacteria, Gram-positive cells possess an extensive exterior network of peptidoglycan which physically restricts passage of exogenous DNA into the cell.

Thus, the 'Nets' value reports the number of exterior networks that participate in packet transmission and the trailer entries that are appended at the end of the packet provide information about those exterior networks.

Since addressing of networks is non-overlapping and addressing schemes of networks are known, the gateway can estimate the number of times RERR is forwarded by the exterior networks on the other side of route failure.

The structure of the sensing matrix, originally designed for WSNs with chain topology, is viable of an extension to more complex scenarios, provided that suitably tree-structured routing paths are designed from the exterior of the network towards the FC.

Although the morphology was quite different, the exterior bone layers and interior bony network possessed comparable hardness and elastic modulus values of ~ 1 GPa and ~ 20 GPa, respectively.

This extending actin network adheres to the exterior via formation of adhesion sites.

We have to look at exterior signs of wealth, trace the networks to their bank accounts in protected places".

The forward and rear shells comprise a sandwich composite structure of functionally graded material having relatively denser exterior bony layers and an interior bony network of foam.

In noisy networks trajectories may explore the exterior of the limit cycle, so that the frequency of the noisy system is lower than that of the deterministic system.

In addition to providing storage space for the nitrogenous wastes of the embryo, the allantois takes up oxygen, which penetrates into the egg from the exterior, and delivers it, by way of a network of blood vessels, to the embryo.