Sentence examples for outside transmission from inspiring English sources

Some opera houses have tried outside transmission, with big screens and plaza performances.

Now, the transmitting stations are severely interfered by the stations outside transmission but within carrier sense range.

As mentioned earlier, the proposed per-flow throughput prediction model accurately caters the effect of links interfering from outside transmission range.

Garetto et al. [5] have analyzed the MAC behavior of the two interfering links under different geometric placements inside and outside transmission range.

Secondly, now talking about stations outside transmission range but inside carrier sense range, these stations now interfere more severely because the number of information asymmetric links is increased now which ultimately decreases throughput achieved by the flows.

But their proposed model do not differentiate between busy time senses due to the activity of stations within transmission range or carrier sense range (outside transmission range) because they treated these both ranges as single sensing range.

Our model is structured around the pairwise approach to capture the natural history of infection and control, together with the metapopulation concept of rare external transmission outside of local spatial units.

Suppose that nodes A and C want to transmit to node B. By only sensing the medium, node A will not be able to detect transmissions by any node in the dashed area, such as C, because it is outside the transmission range of C. Node C is, therefore, "hidden" to node A. Thus, transmission of A and C will lead to collisions at node B. Unfortunately, this will affect TCP and lead to poor performance.

Nodes that are outside the transmission range but within the carrier sensing range can sense packet transmissions; however, they are unable to interpret the contents of the packet.

Note that when using detection scheme D2, the sensor may generate a false alarm if the sensor is outside the transmission areas of the attackers but any of its -locators is inside the transmission areas of the attackers.

where the sensor nodes are distributed inside the dotted circle, the set of nodes N rx that is distributed outside E transmission range is defined as (E=sqrt [beta ]{frac {P_{text {tx}}(A)}{alpha Sen}}) cannot detect the transmission of node A [38].