Sentence examples for the inconsistent view from inspiring English sources

A non-cooperative forwarding node may drop packet or forward control packet with delay that can result in the inconsistent view of the network topology.

Collisions are not the only reason for the nodes to develop an inconsistent view of the channel state; this may occur even in an ideal CSMA/CA protocol with no collisions.

In both cases, nodes develop a location-dependent, inconsistent view of the state of the shared wireless channel.

These collisions produce an inconsistent view of the channel state between the nodes; while n3 backs off after repeated collisions, the TCP congestion window for flow f1 builds up to fill the channel capacity.

In topologies where mesh nodes share an inconsistent view of the channel state, work-conserving scheduler would schedule packets for advantaged node when it has nothing to send for distant, disadvantaged flows, while ideally it should defer any transmissions and keep the medium idle to allow for successful transmissions by disadvantaged nodes.

Previous molecular studies relevant to Ursidae phylogeny provided either an inconsistent view on the issue or weak statistical support for discriminating alternative hypotheses.

On the other hand, though, perhaps just because the linguistic view requires inference for what appears to happen automatically on the maps view, it can better account for failures of rationality, in which not all the necessary changes are made and the subject ends up with an inconsistent view.

Moreover, one might still adopt an inconsistent view coupled with the denial of sufficiency, which avoids this objection.

Buffon held a somewhat idiosyncratic (and occasionally inconsistent) view of nature, believing in the fixity of species while refusing to accept the reality of higher taxa.

Furthermore, the participants expressed inconsistent views about the causal relationship between smoking and disease.

But I'd define it as a situation in which asset prices appear to be based on implausible or inconsistent views about the future.