Sentence examples for loss sensitive from inspiring English sources

The proposed source packetization scheme transforms a loss sensitive layered video bitstream into a robust packet stream so as to provide graceful resilience to network packet drops.

Finally, we describe performance results from an experimental prototype as well as simulations that prove that the scheme provides a reliable and efficient solution for QoS provisioning for delay and loss sensitive applications.

To elaborate further, if the Wi-Fi network is unable to meet the requirements of the delay and loss sensitive flows, OM only offloads a limited amount of data.

Those around Mr. Berlusconi say he is just being prudent when the potential for job losses, sensitive market and economic decisions and continuing criminal investigations are at stake.

At high speed with field weakening operation, iron losses, sensitive to flux densities variation in iron, could be really high because of the high electrical frequency linked to rotor speed and sharp variation of flux density waveforms inside the iron in stator due to the field weakening operation.

The proposed W-HCF (WAVE-based Hybrid Coordination Function) protocol leverages controlled access capabilities on top of the basic contention-based access of the IEEE 802.11p; it exploits vehicles' position information and coordination among WAVE providers in order to improve performances of delay-constrained and loss-sensitive non-safety applications.

In order to give a realistic scenario, three different RT and non-RT traffic flows were generated with different QoS requirements and characteristics; VoLTE is delay-sensitive, video conferencing is bandwidth-sensitive, and FTP is loss-sensitive.

Our previous work has also developed two IC-based opportunistic scheduling schemes to schedule available TSHs and SSHs between the SU source and relays for efficiently serving delay-limited real-time traffics and loss-sensitive burst traffics, respectively[16, 17].

These results indicate that average adolescents have loss-sensitive behavior, but that gifted adolescents do not.

In reacting to information provided during such a task, participants who depend less on emotional information processing should show more (monetary) gain-sensitive behavior than (monetary) loss-sensitive behavior (i.e., projection of emotional reaction).

Such an attack usually results in the loss of sensitive and confidential information.