Sentence examples for strength indication from inspiring English sources
The approach proposed in [14] is based on the analysis of temporal samples of link quality indicators and received signal strength indication (RSSI) values, as well as on the identification of the portions of ZigBee corrupted packets by comparing those with typical WiFi transmission times.
The RRA resides in each cell at the BS to collect and maintain radio resource indicators, (such as Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI), burst profiles, etc)., from all the MSs attached to the BS.
received signal strength indication.
In particular, we show how the received signal strength indication (RSSI) behaves in the considered scenarios.
Received signal strength indication (RSSI -based localization is emeRSSI -basedrelocalizationnetworks (WSNs).
A single received signal strength indication (RSSI) is collected at every RF centre frequency.
Neighbourhood control can be used to filter a good subset of neighbours based on network conditions (e.g. Link Quality Indicator or Received Signal Strength Indication--RSSI), neighbour information (e.g. remaining energy, network ID, etc)., topology constraints and/or application requirements.
Received signal strength indications (RSSI) received at multiple anchors decay with distances that the signals have traveled to reach the sensors, so the sensor of unknown node can be uniquely located.
The fact that Mr. Christie's ideology is somewhat amorphous — without, like Mr. Romney's, seeming slippery — is a potential sign of strength, an indication that he may have the persuasive abilities to rally the party behind him, while also appealing to general election voters.
It is important to note that according to the K/DIGO Work Group, the strength of indication for prescribing phosphate binder to patients with CKD stage 5D is graded as Level 2 (suggested) and the evidence quality grade is B (moderate) [ 8, 12, 13].
It is unclear whether in these studies all aspirin use was grouped under analgesics but in our study, we distinguished between aspirin used at low dose as an antiplatelet agent or at a higher dose as an analgesic agent based on the medicine strength and indication of use.
