Sentence examples for link support from inspiring English sources
It is also currently in vogue to link support for GW orthodoxy to Barak Obama's administration, since he actively supports it.
They all are web-enabled (supporting video-on-demand, for instance), offer REGZA Link, support DLNA, and come with a so-called "Mega LED Panel" (240Hz), next to a 3TB HDD.
This way, relays, horizontal and vertical handover algorithms, and V2I link support can be optimized since VANETs are considered to be an integral part of next-generation wireless networks (NGWNs). 1 Note that in (12) the case where ψ X [n]=0 is excluded since it implies (sigma _{mathbf {X}^{k}}^{2}[n] = 0) pointing out absolute certainty.
Despite their inherent constraints, VANETs are also a promising heterogeneous network type, since they are planned to consist of contemporary cellular networks, next-generation wireless networks along with vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) link support as well as device-to-device communications options [8].
At the beginning of this wartime period, the cluster of murder-suicides set off alarms about the possible link between combat tours and domestic violence, a link supported by a study published that year in the journal Military Medicine.
In this way, the transmission at a low rate on the link supporting a high rate wastes channel bandwidth.
The quality of the backhaul link supports the exchange of perfect channel state information at the transmitter side (CSIT) of the first hop among the cooperating BSs.
A wireless communication link supports data flows in a channel that varies with time, which we model using discrete-time intervals.
Whether such a versatile link supports functional crosstalk between the receptors is unknown.
The fact that most explained interactions had only one explaining link supported this observation.
There is a strong link supporting the relationship between inflammation and coronary heart disease because inflammation is associated directly with atherosclerosis (Sun et al. 2005).
