In both cases, nodes develop a location-dependent, inconsistent view of the state of the shared wireless channel.
In topologies where mesh nodes share an inconsistent view of the channel state, work-conserving scheduler would schedule packets for advantaged node when it has nothing to send for distant, disadvantaged flows, while ideally it should defer any transmissions and keep the medium idle to allow for successful transmissions by disadvantaged nodes.
Buffon held a somewhat idiosyncratic (and occasionally inconsistent) view of nature, believing in the fixity of species while refusing to accept the reality of higher taxa.
Furthermore, the participants expressed inconsistent views about the causal relationship between smoking and disease.
But I'd define it as a situation in which asset prices appear to be based on implausible or inconsistent views about the future.
They even argue that his less-than-strident, often inconsistent, views may be an asset in a postnomination tack to the middle.
What's frightening, Oliver added, is that "we have no way of knowing which of [Trump's] inconsistent views he will hold in office … Will he stand by his statement that vaccines are linked to autism or his belief that Mexico is sending us rapists?" Or will he implement his plan to defeat ISIS by killing families of terrorists?
Rizvi et al. [20] claim that the user view may be inconsistent with respect to the information included in the database and propose an enforcement mechanism which only authorizes the execution of queries whose rewritten version do not bring to inconsistent views.
Since most cases are handled by HMRC's office in Birmingham, the inconsistent response is not because different regions take different views.
In view of the inconsistent data regarding optimal cut-offs for optimal 25-hydroxy vitamin-D levels, in initial analyses, 25-hydroxy vitamin-D levels were evaluated as a dichotomized parameter cut at ≥72 nmol/l.
