Sentence examples for forwarding capability from inspiring English sources

Based on the explanation of Fig. 5 that is the definition of delay in this paper; the data transfer delay of any path depends on the relay with the worst forwarding capability in this path, while the forwarding capability directly influences the throughput of this path.

Therefore, the bottleneck of forwarding capability is less likely to exist in the whole path.

PowerNP essentially provides wire-speed packet processing and forwarding capability through a set of programmable embedded processors and co-processors with a multiplicity of high-bandwidth embedded and external memories.

To select an effective forwarding node, SSAR considers both users' willingness to forward and their contact opportunity, and derives a metric with mathematical modeling and machine learning techniques to measure the forwarding capability of the mobile nodes.

The setting of the reinforcement learning problem offers several advantages, including loop resolution, multi-path forwarding capability, cost-sensitive routing, and minimizing state overhead, while maintaining the incremental spirit of current backbone routing algorithms.

In our topology, both WLAN and WiMAX communications provide ad hoc packet forwarding capability, while cellular communications only provide direct connections from vehicles to cellular BSs and therefore can be only used as the last hop.

The barriers to switching are getting lower, though, thanks to forwarding capabilities and automatic address updating.

Yahoo! is changing its mail service to be more seamless, including RSS reading and forwarding capabilities, a reading pane for instant viewing, drag-and-drop organization, a flexible interface, better search functionality and single-page scrolling of an entire folder.

We present the architectural design, implementation and the performance evaluation of the forwarding capabilities of a MPLS-TP/PWE3 node with integrated 10 Gbps tunable DWDM transponders, extending the GMPLS-enabled WSON transport network of the ADRENALINE Testbed.

We have demonstrated that network throughput gain by typical optical repeaters, which have a simple amplify-and-forwarding capability in a full-duplexing mode, could be minimal in open space subject to cochannel interference from all repeaters in the neighboring cells.

"If viewers objected to not having fast-forwarding capabilities, our episode starts wouldn't be up 32 percent," Ms. Wang said.