Sentence examples for granted channel from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, a positive CTRp is received by the device with the granted channel time resources (g i ) and its Flag metric is decremented by one.

Stage (5) - Average satisfaction and fairness computation: Before moving to the next superframe (j + 1), the hop-2 resource allocation algorithm is applied to the hop-2 members only if the hop-1 member is a MPNC and it has been granted channel time resources, i.e., g i >0 (Figure 15).

Otherwise, it indicates to the attached devices in the capability IE in the beacon (Figure 4) about the new capacity constraints and it reduces the size of the granted channel times to the average of the min_TU i and des_TU i for the requesting MPNC.

As long as the total allocated channel time size in the CTAP_MPNC and CTAP_MDEV is below the MPNC_T L and the MDEV_T L, respectively; the channel times are granted in a way such that the requesting devices are highly satisfied, i.e., the granted channel times are approximately equal to the requested channel times.

Given the level of exposure and promotion that it had been granted, Channel Four were disappointed by ratings for Bedsitcom.

It is important to mention that the implementation of the hop-2 algorithm is related to the validity of the condition that the hop-1 device is a MPNC with granted channel time resources as shown in Figure 9.

The authors in [9] proposed a self-organizing time division multiple access (STDMA) MAC protocol to grant channel access to all nodes within the range.

The low data transfer for fast vehicle is caused by the DCF protocol which does not consider residence time of a vehicle for granting channel access.

Additionally, the ref-MPNC has to grant channel times for the MPNCs from the CTAP_MPNC portion in the shared superframe according to the MPNC_T L. As long as the total allocated CTAP_MPNC channel time (Ampnc) does not exceed MPNC_T L, the ref-MPNC grants up to the des_TU i for a BCTRq.

London Live has struggled with its programming mix, last Monday its schedule showed 20 consecutive repeats, including a listing for The Evening News which had an (R) after it, and in October Ofcom granted the channel permission to reduce its local programming output.

According to Judge Sandra S. Beckwith's subsequent ruling, Current TV's lawyers asserted in court that if the injunction were granted, the channel would have "virtually no programming to put on the air (all of its logos, etc. have already been incorporated into its programming), the network will 'go dark' — i.e. stop broadcasting".