Sentence examples for mobility and number from inspiring English sources
Our experimental evaluation shows that the data delivery ratio of CWOHO is at least 7% more than CWHO, under increasing node mobility and number of clusters.
The increase in conductivity with the addition of LiI salts was attributed to the increase in diffusion coefficient, mobility and number density of charge carriers as determined from Nyquist plot fitting.
In addition, five key metrics are presented subject to the aforementioned scenarios, namely end-to-end latency, data rate, bandwidth, mobility, and number of connections per cell.
The experimental results show that for vertical topology the performance is affected more by mobility and number of hops, in comparison with the horizontal topology.
Especially, the IEEE 802.11aa with the GCR scheme still has similar PSNR performance regardless of node mobility and number of nodes, because the scheme always sends a reliable transmission rate and uses a retransmission scheme.
In the first three scenarios showing impact of sink-source pairs, sink mobility, and number of holes, we observe that HexDD outperforms others, as shown in Figure 13a-c.
In addition, ion conductivities, mobilities, and number densities were determined by a Gerdien condenser.
A one-way analysis of variance was used to compare age, medication use, mobility rating and number of co-morbidities among the three TUG categories.
At higher salt concentration, the conductivity decreases because of formation of the ion complexes, which, in turn, causes reduction of the ionic mobility and the number of charge carriers [10].
The economists also found only modest or no correlation between mobility and the number of local colleges and their tuition rates or between mobility and the amount of extreme wealth in a region.
Furthermore, the ITOF technique, coupled with the measurement of σ, the dielectric conductivity, allows one to measure separately changes in the mobility and the number of charge carriers due to curing or changes in temperature.
