Sentence examples for idle interval from inspiring English sources
Of course, all this is idle interval chatter: most orchestras, on an inspired night with an inspired conductor, are capable of hitting revelatory heights of music-making.
Secondly, a split network indicating the leakage energy reduction in each idle interval is constructed, and a min-cost flow-based algorithm is conducted to this network to evaluate the total leakage energy saving from power-gating FUs; operations are scheduled to the clock cycles and bound to FUs with a maximization of leakage energy saving.
The DCF access method imposes an idle interval between consecutive frames, which is called the Interframe Space (IFS).
However, when the actual idle interval is less than the wake-up latency, the frequent switch between active and sleep modes may be negative for energy saving.
However, the idle interval of signal extension + SIFS between the four frames (RTS, CTS, DATA, and ACK) is not big enough to allow any successful transmission.
Therefore, collision can only occur if one sender starts transmission of RTS during the idle interval between RTS and CTS transmission of the alternate flow.
Firstly, the possible leakage energy reductions of all idle intervals are analyzed by evaluating the operation mobilities.
We propose a novel rendezvous mechanism and show experimentally that the DTN overlay can shape traffic, allowing the wireless interface of the mobile device to switch to the sleep state during idle intervals without degrading performance.
Power can still be saved at the idle intervals between successive sessions.
To derive the number of detection opportunities under kTI ≤ RIDLE < (k + 1 TI, it is required that a secondary user does not commit any false alarms during the fully idle intervals (i.e., k sensing intervals).
Figure 6 shows a picture of the cross-technology TDMA operations: ZigBee nodes autonomously switch between active and idle intervals (whose duration is set to t ZigBee and t WiFi ) while being synchronized to the ZigBee coordinator.
