Sentence examples for static path from inspiring English sources

First, a static path loss is calculated according Okumara-Hata model [16] for MBS to UE communication and ITU P.1238 model [16] for FAP to UE communication.

The accuracy of e i in Eq. (3) may decline somewhat in the scene with static path situation since sending probe packets could get more accurate estimates.

K 0 represents the minimum contrast achievable at camera exposures sufficiently long that all of the dynamic contributions to the speckle pattern are blurred – thus, it represents the proportion in intensity of the speckle pattern contributed by totally static paths.

In other words, it prefers a path with more fixed nodes and static route to a path consists of more number of mobile mesh nodes.

As the links are mostly static, simple path loss models are sufficient for these applications.

However, in our model, the source and the destination are far from each other so that it is not possible to maintain a static routing path between them.

When the transmitter or receiver is in motion, or surrounding objects are not static, the path loss varies and must be estimated statistically.

This means that epidemic spreading can be more effectively controlled by adaptive routing, compared to that of the static shortest path routing scheme.

As an illustration, empirical DIF formulas are derived from curve fitting data points generated by the nonlinear static alternate path analysis of three model steel moment frames originally designed to resist different levels of earthquake.

This paper presents a new empirical method for calculating the dynamic increase factor (DIF) that is used to amplify the gravity loads on the affected bays of a building frame, when the nonlinear static alternate path analysis is carried out to predict the peak dynamic responses to sudden column removal.

More precisely, the objective of this problem is to design an adaptive strategy against a malicious adversary who sets up road blockages in order to maximize the gap between the distance cost resulting from the strategy and the distance cost of the static shortest path in which all blockages are known a priori.