Sentence examples for transmitted accordingly from inspiring English sources
The DIO message will be transmitted accordingly to the following neighbor nodes to update the rank values.
All of the other nodes (A, D, and F) will update their NAVs using the NDI and the ACKs are transmitted accordingly.
For comparison we also show in some of the figures analytical results of three other schemes, (i) no retransmission each packet is transmitted exactly once, accordingly an unsuccessful attempt on the first transmission results in packet loss (denoted by dashed line in the figures).
In this paper, the new ST strategy in estimating LTV channel of OFDMA uplink system is illustrated in Figure 2. Accordingly, the transmitted symbol in (2) can be rewritten by Figure 2 Superimposed training sequences of different users are distributed over the whole frequency band of OFDMA uplink system.
Accordingly, This Week transmitted a 10-minute roll of raw footage of paratroopers recollecting what they said happened, plus a matching roll of equally raw footage from civilians who'd been present.
In a cooperative game, nodes in the network are able to coordinate and select the transmit beamformers accordingly.
Accordingly, electric power is transmitted primarily from the east to the west, and supplemented by north-to-south transmissions.
We show that there is a fundamental difference between unicast and multicast routing in how data packets are transmitted at the link layer, and accordingly how the routing metrics for unicast routing should be adapted for high-throughput multicast routing.
A directive from Attorney General Elyakim Rubinstein was transmitted to the police so they "can act accordingly," the ministry said.
The volume of transmitted data over the various sensors is growing accordingly.
Leishmania is transmitted between mammalian hosts by phlebotomine sandflies and accordingly grows in 2 life-forms (i) extracellular promastigotes which are adapted to the sandfly and (ii) intracellular amastigotes adapted to macrophages of the host [3].
