Sentence examples for to be exchanged over from inspiring English sources
A more recent variation of the protocol stack, IrSimple [21], achieves faster transfer speeds by allowing blocks of information to be exchanged over IrLMP.
The IEEE C37.118 standard defines methods for evaluation of synchrophasor measurements, time synchronization, application of time-tags to the measurements and format of messages to be exchanged over the network.
Hence, we can assume that J ≫ 1,d guaranteeing enough time for information to be exchanged over the network so that consensus can be reached if the weight {γ(j)} is chosen properly.
Robustness against delays is of importance for CLO as base station and application server are most likely located at different physical locations so that control information is to be exchanged over the core network.
Over the next five years, Ford alone will outfit 20 million cars with the technology, which will allow vehicle data to be exchanged wirelessly over the cloud. .
NFC enables data to be exchanged wirelessly over distances of a few centimetres, meaning mobile phones can be used to pay for goods, store electronic tickets, download music and swap photos and business cards.
But in the report, issued this month, the G.A.O. said the administration had taken only rudimentary steps to safeguard sensitive personal data that would be exchanged over the network.
He and other U.S. entrepreneurs are right to be concerned about their role in the growing market for digital currency — that is, bits of code that function like cash and can be exchanged over the Internet.
He and other U.S. entrepreneurs are right to be concerned about their role in the growing market for digital currency that is, bits of code that function like cash and can be exchanged over the Internet.
In the case of LTE, for example, signaling between eNodeBs can be exchanged over the X2 interface (see Figure 1).
In the non-dedicated CCC based protocols, there is no dedicated CCC in the CWNs, which results that the control packets will be exchanged over multiple unlicensed channels [26, 27, 35, 46, 56].
