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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Angle direction"”.

  1. Performance Analysis of New Algorithms for Routing in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks. The development and performance evaluation of some new routing algorithms for mobile ad-hoc networks based on the concepts of angle direction and node density.

    … proposes some new routing protocols based on the angles (directions) of the adjacent mobile nodes and also the node density. In choosing the next node in forming a route, the neighbour node with the closest heading angle to that of the node of interest is selected, so the connection between the …

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  2. Direction Finding and Beamforming Techniques using Antenna Array for Wireless System Applications

    This thesis is concentrated on the Angle / Direction of Arrival (A/DOA) estimation and Beamforming techniques that can be used in the current and future engineering applications such as tracking of targets, wireless mobile communications, radar systems, etc. This thesis firstly investigates …

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  3. Computational Analysis of Straight and Maneuvering Bat Flight Aerodynamics

    … such as the ability to rapidly change direction, carry substantial loads, and maintain good flight efficiency. For several years, researchers have been working towards an understanding of the specific aerodynamic phenomena which relate the unique wing structure of bats to their flight …

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