Sentence examples for message delivery time from inspiring English sources

To reduce the message delivery time, we give an approximation algorithm for message routing.

The goal of epidemic routing was to maximize the message delivery ratio while minimizing the message delivery time.

This paper presents two algorithms for performing grouping, and the message delivery time improvements resulting from applying the algorithms to selected data sets.

The simulation results demonstrate the superiority of our algorithm in terms of message delivery time and network resource consumption, in comparison with the previous randomized algorithms.

Whereas, due to data contention in the control channel of DSRC the safety message delivery time, packets have to be resent many times, exceeds 1000 ms.

The company has also taken advantage of improvements in the networking layer (with iSPDY) to lower latency and improve message delivery time.

Average delay - the duration between the message's generation time and the message's delivery time.

To ensure their correct functionality, 3D-NoC systems must be fault-tolerant to any short-term malfunction or permanent physical damage to ensure message delivery on time while minimizing the performance degradation as much as possible.

Considering all the parameters the same, if a node say A contacts a node, say B, of the same community as the message destination, then node B's utility to deliver that message will be higher than A. We have considered message delivery per unit time as an attribute for computing the delivery probability of a node for a particular destination.

We observed different types of group counseling sessions and Mass Media sessions to document the duration of sessions and the time allocated for BCC message delivery, use of BCC materials, time commitment for various types of staff, number of participants, and the capital items used.

The intent was to capture their experience to date and make suggestions to improve and customize their experience for the remainder of the study (e.g., changes in message type, frequency, or delivery time).