"sporadic data" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to data that is irregular, infrequent, or occurring at random intervals. Example: "The researchers were unable to draw any definitive conclusions from the sporadic data they collected over the course of a year."
These sensors do not always have information to transmit, resulting in sporadic data transmission.
Therefore, for sporadic data transmission, wake-up radio usage will always be more energy efficient than the power save mode.
In this way, the overall autonomy of a wireless sensor network in which sporadic data exchange occurs, can be increased.
Few sporadic data are available about mesenchymal stem cells in degenerated joints, sometimes using an injective procedure and sometimes applying the cells on a scaffold, with encouraging results.
Evans says he arrives at his figures by using the "sporadic" data that Google gives on Android activations (latest one from Andy Rubin here, noting 900,000 Android device activations each day).
However, because of sporadic data on sediment production, -transport and -export in tropical Andean catchments, it is unclear as to whether geomorphic activity is mainly controlled by natural or anthropogenic factors.
Model-plant mismatch, actuator constraints and sporadic sensor data can potentially drive the process far from the true optimum.
The model presented supports periodic, aperiodic, and sporadic tasks, data dependencies among tasks, task offset, context switching, and dynamically determined execution times.
However, the mixed banteng zebu species origin is not supported by breeding records, while only sporadic molecular data are available [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14].
We enhanced the recently introduced event-based model for use with a multi-modal sporadic disease data set.
This model has the advantage that sporadic missing data can be coped with if it is missing at random (MAR).
