While the technology can go around 60 miles, Intel says, in most real world exercises, you should be looking at access points spread out around 30 miles from the main node.
It provided him a very interesting academic and real-world exercise, all while walking a moral tightrope.
But his Super PAC riff is a real-world exercise, engaging in a kind of modeling by just doing what Super PACs do.
Mr. Patanella cautioned that Netsafe's test of Mr. Sheymov's system was not a real-world exercise, because his software had not been installed on a live corporate computer system.
Study of "Lord of the Flies" might coincide with a real-world exercise in kindness, a concept raised in the book: students select a person who has positively affected their lives and write and deliver, in person, a letter of thanks.
Although this did result in some variation in training intensity, we believe it replicates "real-world" exercise selection and improves applicability of the study to actual populations.
In contrast to these simulation studies, few studies have reported the impact of in-hospital drills – a lower-tech, real-world exercise – on provider practice or outcomes.
This includes real-world exercises, mimicking what goes on in the state capital in an election year and testing of 25 fifth graders to see if they can deal better with the fiscal negligence.
Universities are starting to develop curricula that feature practical real-world exercises and structural analytical techniques.
Some physicists now worry that string theory's mathematics have grown permanently unmoored from the real world — an exercise in its own complexity.
Or will they find themselves longing for the good old days, when Klosterman favored detailed analyses of "The Real World" over weighty rhetorical exercises?
