Sentence examples for links characterized from inspiring English sources

The network should provide both a periodic low-power monitoring service and a real-time alarm propagation mechanism which must be robust enough to cope with inherently unreliable wireless links characterized by signal power fluctuations.

However, the end-to-end control policy in [18, 27] is ill suited for operation over wireless transmission links characterized by higher RTTs, particularly if the links present the feature of intermittent connectivity in CRANET under predictable contact.

As the inset of Figure 1c illustrates, the strongest call links are distinct from the strongest Facebook interactions, indicating that the links characterized by the most intense communication on Facebook constitute separate group from that of the most frequent mobile calls.

To highlight the impact of the propagation environment on the wireless system performance, in Figure7 and8, the positions and markers in green refer to the links characterized by obstructed LOS connection[20], while red markers indicates the links in severe NLOS condition where up to 15 walls are blocking the propagation.

Finally, let us consider a BS cooperation architecture with P=3 MTs transmitting to R=3 receiving BSs with all links characterized by ξ p,r =−4.77 dB (i.e., 1/3 in linear units), which can be regarded as the case where the MTs are approximately in the intersection of the three cells.

For each of these, the current supplier selection techniques were analyzed, as well as the links characterizing the practice within the industry and the scope for improvement.

Based on previous nano- and multi-scale studies at Northwestern, the strength distribution of each link, characterizing the interlamellar shear bond, is assumed to be a Gauss-Weibull graft, but with a deeper Weibull tail than in Type 1 failure of non-imbricated quasibrittle materials.

For the relevant cases where the direct path distance is ranging between 25 and 60 m (positions {2,5,11}), both 2.4-GHz and 868-MHz radio links are characterized by comparable average link margins (notice that RSS measurements are affected by quantization noise and HW errors of up to 1 dB) and PER values.

The connections between the base and the first link and between two successive links are characterized by resilient joints.

Therefore optical nodes and transmission links are characterized and a set of simplified parameters and rules describing the transparent sub-networks is presented.

Recent research has shown that the detected bit error-rate of coded and bit-interleaved multiple-input, multiple-output orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (MIMO-OFDM) links is characterized by the ordered post-processing signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).