Sentence examples for making our scheme from inspiring English sources

That may become a bottleneck if the AP can only offer a few channels; say 4. From practical perspective, one does not expect more than 20 to 30 stations to be associated with the same AP, making our scheme suitable for most practical WLANs.

Furthermore, the double-channel Raman transitions between the long-lived atomic ground states are used and the atomic ensembles act as the quantum network nodes, which makes our scheme insensitive to the collective spontaneous emission of atoms.

"It impacts enough to make our scheme unfeasible".

Therefore, it is feasible to make our scheme more generable by using a smaller m.

This fault tolerance mechanism makes our scheme more feasible in real sensor network deployments.

We believe that this assumption is valid and this will not make our scheme impractical for real environments.

We want to make our scheme effective and robust in a resource-constrained and disaster-prone environment.

Though the network complexity is lowered, the MANET shows a high accuracy rate that makes our scheme more advantageous.

We want to emphasize that an absence of LP traffic flow in the network will make our scheme behave exactly in the standard 802.11e fashion.

This assumption can be relaxed, leading to a more general case which makes our scheme usable in most situations arising in practice.

It is just the emphasizing on both low-complexity encoding and better robustness that makes our scheme different from those in [5, 6].