Sentence examples for state consumption from inspiring English sources

The paper "Wake-up receiver for radio-on-demand wireless LANs" by Suhua Tang, Hiroyuki Yomo, Yoshihisa Kondo, and Sadao Obana deals with the idle state consumption of wireless local area networks access points.

Table 4 Consumption current values for a typical RF module State Consumption current Transmission 24 mA Reception 20 mA Standby 1.3 μA Table 5 Power consumption comparison MAC Power consumption TDMA 1.0 TDMA/CSMA 0.76.

In order to get loans from the World Bank, moreover, developing nations must understand prosperity, homeownership and the rise of suburbs; the welfare state; consumption; trade balances; taxes and public transfer payments; wealth and income distribution; and deficits and debts" in ways that mesh with the "one little big number".

Hence, steady state consumption per equivalent adult will be the same at the end of the simulations.

As most human exposures to methylmercury (MeHg) result from fish consumption, federal and state consumption advisories have been released as a public health protective measure [ 1, 2].

The present state consumption rate is 6.5 g/day, but the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe's fish consumption falls in line with that of the Suquamish Tribe, the highest in the state at nearly 500 g/day, he adds.

However, it is also evident that RoT-households do not benefit from these measures because the wage drop dominates the rise in employment such that their steady-state consumption possibilities deteriorate while optimizers benefit from the positive wealth effect.

In such states, consumption drops from tens of milliwatts to a fraction of a microwatt increasing the system lifetime [1 3].

To analyse the relationship between the stated consumption of tobacco by pregnant women who say they smoked before pregnancy and the levels of cotinine in their urine at the start and end of pregnancy.

In fact, the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee report states "consumption of dairy foods provide numerous health benefits, including lower risk of diabetes, metabolic syndrome, cardiovascular disease and obesity" -- disease states affecting African Americans at disproportionate rates.

Steady-state consumption per equivalent adult was calculated using NRRs of 1.2, 1, 0.8, and 0.6.