Sentence examples for retransmission back from inspiring English sources

Since then, the virus has sustained circulation among local swine herds, raising concerns about the potential for genetic evolution of the virus and possible retransmission back to humans of variants with increased virulence.

Because specific immunity to A(H1N1 pdm09 virus will decline over time when the virus is no longer circulating among humans, persistence of the virus in an animal reservoir raises concerns about the risk for genetic evolution of the virus and retransmission back to humans of variants with potentially increased virulence.

If the error is detected, the destination feeds back a retransmission request message.

The destination then feeds back a retransmission request for the unreliable bits in each received packet to an appropriate relay.

When the go-back-N retransmission ends, EQRTO checks if the network queue usage indicates whether the network is congested or not.

If any received packet has any error, the destination requests retransmissions; otherwise, the system goes back to Phase I and any source node that has packets to send will send its next packet.

Without the help of caching or a nearby relay server, re-issuing the Interest cannot guarantee quality of the service and causes a great amount of needless retransmissions with corresponding data sending back.

The novelty of this paper is that the effect of the lengthening of the on-periods of non-real-time traffic classes is investigated by using the Go-Back-N automatic retransmission request mechanism with finite buffer size and limited number of retransmissions in the event of transmission errors.

The third equation (5c) accounts for the probability that the node transmits successfully and starts a new back-off and fourth case (5d) accounts for the probability that after the L th retransmission attempt, the node starts a new back off.

The receiving computer, not the network, would then juggle the packets back into order, and request retransmission of any packets lost in transit.Such "connectionless" packet-switching reduced the need for sophisticated and costly equipment within the network to establish predetermined routes for packets.

In case of collision, the node resets the back-off counter by selecting a random value from the range [0,2 i ∗W 0−1] where i is the number of retransmission attempt and is known as a back-off stage.