Sentence examples for higher survivability from inspiring English sources
Although this scheme increases the average latency and control overhead, it supports higher survivability and effective reflections on rerouting.
However, since the vulnerability to component failure, the traditional Passive Optical Network (PON) may no longer satisfy the higher survivability requirement.
The field results revealed that the Saccharum spontaneum L. is a suitable candidate for green capping of coal FA basins because of its higher survivability and abundance growth.
In this paper we study the network planning problem of bi-directional self-healing ring (BSHR), which is a network structure providing higher survivability when there is a failure on link or node.
The negative slope of the IRBC QQS plot also points to a cell distribution that is slightly narrower compared with the unfiltered population, revealing the higher survivability of IRBCs with lower MCDs.
A forecasting mechanism that incorporates the futuristic trust coefficient for mitigating selfishness in order to enable high survivability in an ad hoc network has not been investigated.
It has been demonstrated that proper establishment practices and weed control after planting can lead to high survivability and good growth rates (Bowles 1980; Nicholas and Rapley 2008).
b) A forecasting mechanism that incorporates the futuristic trust coefficient for mitigating selfishness in order to enable high survivability in an ad hoc network has not been investigated. .
The information of the wave loads on a wave energy device in operational waves is required for designing an efficient wave energy system with high survivability.
This indicates high survivability states that can be either primed (BIM = ON) or unprimed for cell death (BIM = OFF), a commonly observed feature of cancer cells (Sarosiek et al., 2017; Lee et al., 2012).
High survivability and reduced visual and water-surface impact are likely advantages of this design concept, since all mechanical components may be incorporated into the sea-floor and shoreline.
