Sentence examples for sleep synchronization from inspiring English sources
Most previous studies considered either sleeping period management for one type of connection or sleep synchronization of multiple connections, but resource scheduling for uplink traffic from an energy saving viewpoint was seldom considered.
It is, however, notable that increased post-sleep synchronization indicating a stronger connectivity of the parieto-occipital regions of the right hemisphere was found here only after early-night sleep.
The cluster of genes rotates in a counter clockwise direction as the animals allowed undisturbed sleep show synchronization during the later sleep period, while sleep deprived animals sacrificed at the same diurnal time show increasing inter-animal variability.
Figure 4 demonstrates differences between post- and pre-sleep spatial synchronization of EEG theta activity.
The most peculiar feature of hippocampal sleep is the increased synchronization of the EEG rhythms during REM periods.
These backbone nodes act as coordinators, do the synchronization of sleeping schedules and also act as proxy for the sleeping sensor nodes.
Sleep-related changes in synchronization across sessions did not depend on Processing Strategy.
AODV + SMAC, where AODV [25] is a baseline-adaptive routing protocol, and SMAC [11] is the earliest and most straight forward duty cycle-based MAC protocol that incorporates local synchronization and static sleep listen cycles.
Sensor medium-access control (SMAC) [11] protocol is the earliest and most straight-forward, duty cycle-based MAC protocol that incorporates local synchronization and static sleep and listen cycles.
It has been suggested that the increased temporal and spatial synchronization during non-REM sleep plays an important role for the facilitation of epileptic discharges during sleep (Steriade et al., 1994).
A preamble (PRE) is newly introduced within the broadcasted feedback frame, concretely between the ACK and the FPB, to enable synchronization after power-sleep modus (i.e., either idle or shutdown, see [19, 22]).
