Sentence examples for the frequent link from inspiring English sources

However general or detailed the targets, the stockmarket's demand for smooth rises in quarterly earnings, combined with the frequent link between those earnings (or just the share-price movement) and bonus payments, provided a powerful incentive for manipulation.

This increases the complexity of routing due to the frequent link breaks between clusters and their members.

The reason for the aforementioned behavior is that at a higher node speed, the node drops packets due to the frequent link changes.

As the airliners move at a very high speed, one critical issue for improving the performance of AANET is to select reliable route that can address the frequent link breakage problem induced by the unpredicted network topology changes.

The routing process faces many challenges in CR Network (CRN) such as the absence of centralized infrastructure, the coordination between the routing module and spectrum management module, in addition to the frequent link failure due to the sudden appearance of PUs.

The frequent link between self-management behaviours and changes in social interactions, highlights the importance of social relationships, as well as the surrounding environment in the participants' ability to adopt and sustain self-management.

Shafya is also a former employer and colleague of the disgraced Godolphin trainer Mahmood al-Zarooni, casting a further light on the frequent links between the two disciplines in Dubai.

And the most frequent link to such problems was sedation by benzodiazepines, the same class of sedative prescribed to me.

The major links between infected cities were taken from the relationship map of cities. Figure 4A shows that 8 of the 11 first-wave cities had the most frequent links to the live bird trade, indicating that these cities, namely, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Chuzhou, Yangzhou, Nanjing, Huzhou, Zhenjiang, and Wuxi, had more important functions than the others.

Simulation results show that the proposed approach delivers to the end users a similar QoE as delivered by the state-of-the-art cross-layer approaches, where extensive cross-layer signaling, additional video rate adaptation modules at the core network, and frequent link probing from the wireless access network to the rate adaptation modules are required.

Moreover, such scenarios entail strict requirements on the lifetime of the device batteries and on the reactivity to possibly frequent link failures.