Sentence examples for wireless communication infrastructure from inspiring English sources
In addition, satellite communications can be used to support ad hoc networks in remote areas, where there were no wireless communication infrastructure in the first place.
Although the research initially seemed rather blue-sky, it required the development of a lot of intermediate technologies that could be patented and that were immediately applicable, such as an innovative wireless communication infrastructure.
In recent years, mHealth and eHealth applications have gained a wide interest in academia due to new capabilities enabled by the latest advancements in mobile technologies and wireless communication infrastructure.
Mobile ad hoc networks are attractive due to the wireless communication, infrastructure-less design, and the self-organized mobile nodes.
The heterogeneity of CRN would imply that in the design of CRN, the wireless network communication infrastructure must be capable of servicing a heterogeneous, probably incompatible, set of wireless consumer devices [34].
This chapter discusses the practical application of RF digital-to-analog converters (RF DACs) to communication systems such as cable distribution, wireless communications infrastructure (WIFR) base stations, wireless backhaul, and other such systems.
A MANET (Mobile Ad-Hoc Network) consists of relocating wireless communication devices without infrastructure installed in its network environment.
The sensor node to server communication is handled through a wireless connection therefore no communication infrastructure set up is required.
A collection of wired and wireless network constitutes the communication infrastructure that carries out a series of information transfer actions to deliver the data stored in a tag to the reader.
To mitigate long wiring delay impact, wireless on-chip communication infrastructures featuring hybrid mechanisms exploiting both wired and wireless communications have been proposed.
Vehicles will drive themselves and communicate with the roadside infrastructure through wireless communication for crossing intersections.
