Sentence examples for single-path transmission from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 shows an example of such automatic repeat request (ARQ) in a single-path transmission.

E_{text{tx}}(p,d)=left{ begin{array}{ll} {pE_{text{elec}}+ pvarepsilon_{text{fs}}d^{alpha}}, {quad text{for single-path transmission}} {pE_{text{elec}}+ pvarepsilon_{text{mp}}d^{alpha}}, {quad text{for multipath transmission}} end{array} right.

The amount of energy required to forward p bits of information is centering E_{text{tx}}(p,p) =left{ begin{array}{ll} {2pE_{text{elec}}+ pvarepsilon_{text{fs}}d^{alpha}}, {quad text{for single-path transmission}} {2pE_{text{elec}}+pvarepsilon_{text{mp}}d^{alpha}}, {quad text{for multipath transmission}} end{array} right.

Although many solutions to sending traffic via multiple paths have appeared over time, the majority of current IP networks are still managed to support only single-path transmissions.

In single-path routing, only the selected route out of many available routes is then used for data transmission.

The single-path routing is considered, and only the route selected by the COMPARE framework is used for data transmission.

Single-path routing is considered, and only the route chosen and optimized by the COMPARE framework is used for data transmission from the source to the destination.

In the DL of single-path relaying, the data is first transmitted from the BS to the RS and then the RS forwards this data to the MS. (We refer in the following to noncooperative relaying as single-path relaying, because only a single transmission path between source and destination is exploited).

Single-path and multistream.

(c) TSA for a single-path channel.

(c) Single-path channel at 50 dB.