Sentence examples for information irrespective from inspiring English sources

In this model, a large number of objects/devices are connected to one another on the internet for the purpose of sharing information, irrespective of their locations.

A volatile memory cannot retain stored data without the external power whereas a non-volatile memory (NVM) is the one which can retain the stored information irrespective of the external power.

Note that the user association can be performed in a distributed manner because user k can be offloaded to one of the candidate cells in ({mathcal {C}}_{k}), which exchange the association information irrespective of whether they are macro-cells or small cells.

Although the participants were able to identify and extract relevant information, irrespective of whether or not the information was presented within the financial statements or in the notes to the accounts, the evidence indicates that functional fixation remained when the participants made final decisions based on available information.

The appeals court ruled that the ultrasound law violates the First Amendment rights of physicians by compelling delivery of ideological information "irrespective of the needs or wants of the patient," and transforms "the physician into the mouthpiece of the state".

b All intervention group women were provided reproductive risk information irrespective of risk levels.

*"We keep the information flowing irrespective of any view we may have about the content".

The library integrates MPI MPMD support and an asynchronous communication protocol to handle inter-solver information exchange irrespective of the solvers' own MPI awareness.

Moreover, due to the intensified interference introduced to the PS during the second (i.e., broadcast) stage, increasing the power at the relay above 20 dBm does not cause corresponding improvement in information rate irrespective of the priority assignment.

This would give the information required, irrespective of whether or not the patient is actually discharged.

This study corroborates previous studies that have reported that participants can find information meaningful irrespective of their educational level [ 12, 24, 40, 41].