Sentence examples for wireless radio network from inspiring English sources
Last week, the Pataki administration awarded the contract for a proposed $1 billion wireless radio network that will also be paid for using the money.
Also, state officials say, the proposed wireless radio network will be closely integrated into the 911 system, letting police, fire and other emergency departments both respond to calls and communicate with one another.
The communication methods can be based on fiber-optics, microwave, infrared, power line carrier (PLC), and/or wireless radio networks (GSM and CDMA) [20, 21].
In future wireless radio networks, adaptive resource allocation can have a significant role to improve the spectral efficiency for multiuser orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems with multiple transmit and/or receive antennas by exploiting a large number of degrees of freedom in space, frequency, and time.
Its main limitation is that it only presently supports protocols for a purely radio wireless network; not acoustic.
Multi-channel MAC protocols have long been investigated for terrestrial radio wireless networks [32 35].
In[4], Zhang propose a new dynamic spectrum access scheme for cognitive radio wireless networks with and without buffering for secondary users to avoid direct blocking.
Kushwaha et al. [19] used LT codes to encode group of pictures (GOP) of each layer of H.264 SVC video for transmission over cognitive radio wireless networks.
His research in wireless networking, cognitive radio networks, cybersecurity, covert networking, and interdisciplinary studies has been funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), National Institute of Justice (NIJ), NY GRTI and PSC-CUNY.
Multi-channel and multi-radio wireless networks have popularly been studied to increase the network capacity by enriching the freedom of using wireless channels.
The lines are medium and information in one: Since the trail itself already gives information about place and time, as well as direction and relevance by its concentration and width an elaborate (radio or wireless) network is redundant.
