Sentence examples for mobile mesh nodes from inspiring English sources

In WMNs, although node mobility and scalability are the two most important well-known advantages by end-users, they can decrease the perceived video quality on receivers with increasing the probability of path failure, especially when the number of mobile mesh nodes and their mobility speeds increase.

Because of mobile mesh nodes, proactive routing protocol cannot provide considerable performance in comparison with others.

Interference does not permit the system to support many STA and mobile mesh nodes.

Thus, the static (fixed) mesh nodes, like MRs, run both schemes, while mobile mesh nodes employ a reactive mode.

Finally, a pure reactive search will only happen if the source and the destination are both mobile mesh nodes.

In addition to the employed STA and mobile mesh nodes, this study considered some static (fixed) nodes in the implemented hybrid WMN.

In the second scenario, STA nodes request video stream from the server and no mobile mesh node exists in the network.

In contrast to all previous proposals, GREENIE can intelligently distinguish between the existing link between two devices including mobile-mesh-node ↔ static-node, static-node ↔ MR, and mobile-mesh-node ↔ MR. Hence, it will select the most stable path including as many as possible static nodes.

The results show that the proposed hybrid routing protocol (GREENIE) considerably outperforms other routing protocols, even if the network consists of several static, mobile mesh, and STA nodes.

For example, Oklahoma City provides wireless coverage for a 555-square-mile area using 1,100 mesh nodes and 900 mobile nodes.

The network should evolve with this in mind, injecting SDN protocols into IoT and mobile devices to take advantage of the undulating sea of potential mesh nodes already out in the world.