Sentence examples for reduction of path from inspiring English sources

While, in the first place, the main purpose for introducing relays into wireless communication systems was the reduction of path losses between communicating nodes, relay systems also offer spatial diversity and, therefore, allow for the adoption of diversity exploiting techniques known from multi-antenna (Multiple Input - Multiple Output, MIMO) systems.

Previously, the issue of guaranteeing soft QoS delay for delivering multimedia streams while prolonging lifetime over a bandwidth-limited and unreliable sensor network is addressed by exploiting multiple node-disjointed paths, in order to achieve load-balancing, reduction of path interference, enlarged bandwidth aggregation and fast packet delivery.

Measured robot paths are applied to the compensation unit and analyzed with respect to the reduction of robot path errors.

The figure shows that the effective photon path length decreases for increasing absorption coefficient, both for high and low reduced scattering coefficient; an expected result as photons with longer path lengths are more likely to be absorbed, and therefore, less likely to be detected, resulting in the reduction of the path length.

The enlargement or reduction of the path between two nodes is also possible in a DODAG with one sink.

The method evaluates the reduction of joint path and map entropy and computes a potential information field in robot configuration space using these joint entropy reduction estimates.

Higher dose of P minus (100 mg/kg) was able to attenuate scopolamine induced deficit in cognition in vivo by a reduction of total path length travelled and total errors prior to finding escape hole and increased duration in target segment during probe trial, indicating improved memory.

This includes the contig-guided PE read alignment against the reference genome resulting in a larger number of alignable reads, and thus a more complete de Bruijn graph (Fig. 2B), as well as the reduction of branched paths in the graph by distinguishing reads from different repetitive regions (Fig. 2C and D).

The pipelining technique allows the reduction of a critical path introducing registers along the data path [38].

The proof is based on the reduction of the Hamiltonian path problem.

Thus, this leads to the reduction of the diffusion path length.