Sentence examples for limited encountering from inspiring English sources

Mobility of nodes result in a limited encountering time of the nodes, thus the number of successful delivery of messages is also limited.

So, without the help of effective buffer management, node may relay more messages with low delivery probability in this limited encountering time, and wastes the buffer resource, and degrades the performance of the system.

Therapies aimed at altering habitual behavior patterns may limit encountering cues even weakly associated with cocaine.

Red wolves "may be capable of successful reintroduction to both human altered and natural landscapes," said the study, which Fish and Wildlife provided, as long as there are fewer humans to limit encounters and as long as the natural landscape is not fragmented.

The different types of ultimate concentration limit encountered in liquid and gas chromatography are described.

High performance systems, like the F-16, when pushed to their limits encounter qualitative changes in control system properties like loss of controllability or observability.

The deficiencies of previous analytical decoupling techniques are investigated and found to be of significant effect in terms of the transmission loss spectra as the Mach number increases toward the upper limit encountered in vehicle silencers, particularly for low porosity perforates.

And like here, there are many neighborhoods across the country where whites' daily experience of blacks is limited to chance encounters and what they see on TV.

"Really beautiful". His limited English and her lack of Spanish limited the encounter to a few photos – "She put her arm around me," he brags, as his wife laughs – and rounds of "Happy Birthday" sung in English and then Spanish.

Here, his contacts with African-Americans are limited to chance encounters at work, his relationships with blacks to those he knows from Cuba.

Of course, some reactions by individuals to a properly limited Terry encounter, e.g., violence toward a police officer, in and of themselves furnish valid grounds for arrest.