Sentence examples for supported connectivity from inspiring English sources

In spontaneous networks, devices discover and interact with one another opportunistically and without any prior mutual knowledge, by exploiting all supported connectivity opportunities, e.g., Wi-Fi or Bluetooth ad hoc links and LTE infrastructure-based ones [1, 44].

In addition, current modular approaches do not focus on supporting connectivity in heterogeneous environments.

Thirdly, intensive interaction between researchers from different backgrounds support connectivity between the researchers, further enabling collaborative work.

Our commonality analyses support connectivity strength in the brain as a good indicator of the g factor.

The objective is to find an optimal and robust topology of the mesh router nodes to support connectivity services to clients.

The Working Group is expected to organize a Consortium of founding members who will develop a mobile connectivity technology standard specification that governs transmission and reception of high-definition content between portable devices and display devices, to support connectivity in accordance with the new specification.

Our findings highlight the potential of Landsat 8 composites to support connectivity analyses across large areas, and thus to contribute to conservation planning, and serve as an early warning system for biodiversity loss in areas where on-the-ground monitoring is challenging, such as in the Caucasus.

As part of environmental management strategies designed to mitigate the effects of mining, areas of seabed need to be protected to preserve biodiversity that is lost at the mine site and to preserve communities that support connectivity among populations of vent animals in the surrounding region.

Xi proposed setting up an Asian investment bank to support "connectivity" among Asian countries.

While some of these solutions have been upgraded to support connectivity over Internet infrastructure, the companies providing the software are sustaining a product oriented business model.

We suggest that to support connectivity-related investments, it is necessary to focus on those few species or dispersal distance ranges that are likely to be both most dependent on and most benefited by the conservation or restoration of stepping stone patches.