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Thus, node wait time increases as packet approach to the nodes near to the sink node.

A system was designed to record the vibration signals and transfer them into energy amplitudes, by using a wavelet packet approach, based on the KINGVIEW program, as well as Visual C++ environment.

Theoretical and simulated power calculations show the superiority of our wavelet packet approach in a number of important situations and, hence, we suggest that the new tests are useful additions to the analyst's toolbox.

The problem got worse when the packet approaches the nodes near to the sink node, where packet suffers maximum delay.

The plots indicate that the probability of having at least one relay node with a correctly received packet approaches to 1 at high SNR.

The packet speed equals the rate with which the packet approaches the destination, and its value is not affected by any move that the packet does perpendicularly to the direction to the destination.

Considering the local traffic at each node, sensed data had to wait for sometime at each node to get attended, thus delay become longer when packet approaches the nodes near to sink.

In this paper, we approximate the semi-classical Schrödinger equation in the presence of electromagnetic field by the Hagedorn wave packets approach.

Unlike the high order Gaussian beam method, in which the non-constant cut-off function is necessary and some extra error is introduced, the Hagedorn wave packets approach gives a practical way to improve accuracy even when ε is not very small.

Table 2 Semi-reliable transmission of complementary data packets Approach Values for D( p, h) and A( p, h)   B = 0, E < (H(p) + 1) Semi-reliable I-Z retransmission D p, h = W p. k.

Due to the centrality nature of traffic in wireless sensor networks, just bypassing the intermediate local hotspots has been hard to completely avoid congestion because the hotspots would reappear near the sink if most of the scattered packets approach the sink from different directions simultaneously.