Sentence examples for frequent transmissions from inspiring English sources
Furthermore in CSMA networks, less frequent transmissions result in fewer collisions and therefore retransmissions.
A particular interesting application of this operating condition is WiFi offloading, where frequent transmissions of small numbers of data packets are common.
Designing an efficient protocol is not a trivial problem, because not only is the feedback information quite voluminous but also the time-varying wireless channel requires frequent transmissions of such large amounts of information.
However, automatic wireless interrogation of the device is preferable, as it depends less on patient compliance and allows frequent transmissions, which is mandatory for effective remote monitoring.
Because this remote monitoring system was designed for frequent transmissions, data quantities are carefully controlled to limit the energy consumption of the implanted devices.
If the system of all-in/all-out is not consequently implemented in the different production stages, there are also frequent transmissions of M. hyopneumoniae from older, infected to younger, naïve pigs [ 5].
Yet, broadcasting messages blindly can lead to frequent transmission contentions and collisions among neighbor vehicles.
In particular, the statefulness of services allows to setup complex models without unnecessary performance losses by frequent transmission of large and complex data sets.
It will not cost more to do frequent transmission of ants in order to provide updates of routing information for solving link failures.
In this paper, we analyze the promising yet mostly unexplored ability of opportunistic spectrum access (OSA) based on cognitive radios (CR) to provide a robust infrastructure for wireless networks operating in challenging environments with frequent transmission link disruptions.
MTC presents lots of its own characteristics different from traditional human-to-human (H2H) or Human Type Communication (HTC): uplink-centric applications, short but more frequent transmission, large number of devices, difficulty to change battery, and so on [4].
