This is the situation that is most often encountered in current deployments, in which the number of stations registered to a single access point is moderate, and only a fraction of those stations are contending for the channel.
In the current deployment, the mesh is a multi-hop extension of the regular AP (access point) infrastructure.
In its current deployment, the portal assembles GIS data for Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, and includes high-resolution data layers for the regions that were affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005.
The essence of this controversy lies in the current deployment of large population-driven clinical studies where, for example, 30,000 patients are given drug or placebo and the results are abstracted into curves that inform one about how the average population behaves and how successful the drug has been.
We denote by ({u_{cs}}) ((c in C), (s in S)) the current deployment state of ({P_1}), where component c is deployed on server s if ({u_{cs}} = 1), or not if ({u_{cs}} = 0).
The system performance of a deployment solution is measured by the total cost of the communication among new components ({c_1} in tilde{C}), the communication among components ({c_2} in C cap C') that are components appearing in both the current deployment and the new one, and the communication between ({c_1}) and ({c_2}).
Besides presenting the current deployment, in this article the main insights in terms of the architectural design of a large-scale IoT testbed are presented as well.
Last year, President Trump roughly doubled the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan, to the current deployment of 14,000.
The Swedish military's current deployment in Afghanistan, adding signals intelligence specialists to a NATO-led combat mission under American command, is a rare departure from the country's usual pattern of avoiding participation in military alliances.
The Swedish military's current deployment in Afghanistan, adding signals intelligence specialists to a NATO-led combat mission under American command, is a rare departure from the country's usual pattern of avoiding involvement in military alliances.
