Sentence examples for propagation range from inspiring English sources

CM duration increases with increasing propagation range because vehicles are stable with their neighbors under a high propagation range.

This protocol can restrict the propagation range of route request and reduce the routing overhead.

In viscous analysis, the propagation range of the shock is less than the inviscid case.

In this task group, the emphasis is on lower data rates with larger propagation range in outdoor environment.

Celerity refers to a propagation velocity that is calculated by dividing the propagation range from the source to the receiver by the travel time.

The other reason is that an STA is not in the propagation range of other STAs as known as hidden terminal.

The results show a variable rupture propagation ranging from about 1.0 to 3.0 km/s for the high-frequency radiation.

This proactive mode can be further refined depending on the number of destinations for which the routing information is propagated proactively (ranging from a single destination to all destinations in the network) and the scope of propagation (ranging from only the neighbors to the entire network).

The propagation ranges of protons and other ions in the impulsive SF events are narrow compared with those in the gradual CME events (e.g., Reames 1999); thus, more 3He-enriched SF particles were partly prevented from arriving at the Moon.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first paper to report on traveling ionospheric disturbances with a propagation velocity range of a few km/s.

Two mechanisms are found, Mode II-induced crack closure that reduces the crack propagation rate (long range) and a mechanism that increases the growth rate temporarily at every Mode II load (short-range).