Sentence examples for use of wireless networks from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the use of wireless networks to remotely access to these medical devices has shown important security concerns.

The widespread popularity and use of wireless networks and technologies has grown tremendously over the last few years.

The recent increase in the use of wireless networks for video transmission has led to the increase in the use of rate-adaptive protocols to maximize the resource utilization and increase the efficiency in the transmission.

In the last decade, the use of wireless networks and devices in telemedicine applications has become a critical link in reducing the tremendous disparities in global public healthcare access and delivery.

The vast expansion of the use of wireless networks in everyday life has led to a greater awareness of exposure of the general public to RF (radio-frequency) electromagnetic fields used for wireless telecommunication.

A few recent works have proposed the use of wireless network coding for multinode cooperative communications in wireless networks.

Multi-hop network has received growing attention recently with the widely use of wireless network communication technology.

In [21], which is mainly focussed on the complexity of cross-layer design, those authors state that the traditional layered architecture is unable to make efficient use of wireless network resources and, as a result, cross-layer design has been adopted to provide optimized operations in heterogeneous wireless environments.

Some of the tougher measures proposed in earlier drafts of the document included recommendations that Internet service providers give high-speed customers firewalls and other tools to defeat hacking and bans on many uses of wireless networks until the technology is made more secure.

Mesh networks tend to use different forms of wireless networks, i.e., IEEE 802.11, 3G/4G/5G, and mesh type of radio configuration.

Some of them focus on decreasing cost by using low-cost components of wireless networks [12, 13], by increasing utilization of equipment [14], or by decreasing energy consumption [15, 16].