Sentence examples for wireless machine from inspiring English sources

Achieving end-to-end goals of Wireless Machine to Machine Networks (M2M) is a highly challenging task.

For wireless machine communication to become ubiquitous — imagine every home or office window opening and closing automatically to control temperature and humidity — the makers of the modules, SIM cards and associated network equipment will have to agree on broad series of technical standards to enable seamless communication between various devices.

Eggheads at tech companies and college campuses from Tokyo to Cambridge are busy cramming as many different devices into a single wireless machine as can fit.

After a swipe of her electronic benefits card on a wireless machine, she was handed bright yellow tokens in exchange for her federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits — formerly known as food stamps.

Two years ago, Montana started a program to introduce terminals at 42 farmers' markets; in Iowa, the state gives wireless machines to farmers and pays all monthly fees associated with them.

Similarly, Martin Moran, who has played the role of Harold Bride, the radioman, since the musical's workshop production, steeped himself in the arcana of wireless machines so that what his character taps out in Morse code onstage is actually the Titanic's call letters and S.O.S.

However, the voting reply packets from those wireless machines always arrive very late compared to the ones from wired nodes due to the MAC-layer access delay of at least tens of milliseconds.

This step usually requires manual setting by the network manager, and it may not be appropriate for the environment of Wi-Fi hot-spots where wireless machines can easily come and leave.

Our proposed scheme can efficiently mitigate ARP poisoning-based MITM attacks, even in Wi-Fi hot-spots where wireless machines can easily come and leave, since the proposed mechanism does not require manual configuration if the proposed ARP is deployed through operating system (OS) upgrade.

20) Wireless Machine-to-Machine applications such as two-way meter reading, surveillance, vending machine, and point-of-sale solutions take off thanks to faster wireless data networks.

The "Internet of Things" is a far-reaching term that refers mainly to the many developments across industries in wireless machine-to-machine communication.