Sentence examples for particular handover from inspiring English sources

In particular, handover effects such as hysteresis and time to trigger.

To minimize general packet loss during the handover process, and in particular, handover signaling packet loss, the RMPA handover policy should search for the highest power signal received from each BS.

Specifically, six general themes or clusters emerged covering the gamut of factors that intersect to define the degree of smoothness and patient safety involved in a particular handover.

[ 20] Thus, without a more complete appreciation of the process and the context within which particular handovers occur, recommended interventions and changes may inadvertently negate or eliminate the positive aspects and decrease the likelihood that meaningful changes to improve the process are achieved [ 20, 21].

However, mobility management, in particular nonperceptible handover for active real-time applications such as VoIP, is still a challenge.

This article is organized as follows: Section 2 presents an extensive review of the CSPMIPv6 protocol focusing on its advantages, disadvantage, and in particular the handover signaling.

In particular, for handover from a fast link to a slow link, the ACKs of the first few slow-link packets are routed to the old fast link to reduce the gap between old RTT and new RTT.

This creates disruption of workflows across the project stages and in particular with the information handover to the operation stage.

The IEEE 802.21-assisted PMIPv6 scheme exploits the services of the MIHF, in particular MIIS to reduce handover delay, for example, the access authentication delay component which can cause significant delay in network-based mobility management handovers.

This exploratory study reports on maternity clinicians' perceptions of transfer of their responsibility and accountability for patients in relation to clinical handover with particular focus transfers of care in birth suite.

Handovers, in particular, represent the clinician-patient engagement in which the experiential, interpersonal and contextual aspects of healthcare communication interact to the greatest degree.