Sentence examples for with lower delay from inspiring English sources

Because GRPL-NFS gives the priority to packets that are near their destinations, packets with lower delay are more likely to be delivered.

Ongoing work on this topic includes developing a Kalman Filter based body movement prediction model for predictive on-body packet routing with lower delay objectives.

Since the main goal of SUIT is delivering more frames with lower delay and lower energy consumption by decreasing the image quality to an acceptable level, it is not surprising that the average PSNR values of the images transmitted with the SUIT protocol are lower.

Our experiments show that splitting traffic does not provide a significant advantage in energy consumption, but can afford strategies for relaying data with a lower delay penalty when using a model based on soft-delay constraints.

hranking results in a similar delay as path_adapt, but with a lower delay jitter its curve is steeper.

For nodes with high contention priority (usually medical nodes), it was shown that these nodes achieved much higher throughput combined with much lower delay comparing to the throughput and delay achieved by low priority nodes which employed for entertainment purposes.

Both approaches are performing similarly for a small network, however, with a lower delay of hranking, but a more stable failure rate is reached by path_adapt if nodes fail.

The overall conclusions from the study are that the full-duplex relaying is characterized with significantly lower delay overheads than the half-duplex relaying, and thus the full-duplex relaying is generally recommended.

When CWS is present (dataset 2), the proposed method performs better than the others with slightly lower delay and much lower FAR.

This opens the possibility of designing a different RB organization algorithm with improved behavior and lower delay when compared to the algorithms presented.

In multivariate analysis, higher symptom awareness was associated with lower anticipated delay, and more barriers with greater anticipated delay.