Titlebook: Wireless Networking for Moving Objects; Protocols, Architect Ivan Ganchev,Marília Curado,Andreas Kassler Book 2014 Springer International P

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ndia has shifted from a reluctant pro-capitalist state with a socialist ideology to an enthusiastic pro-capitalist state with some commitment to inclusive growth. This shift has significant implications for the possibility of development with redistribution in India. On the one hand, state’s warm em

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André Riker,Marilia Curado,Edmundo Monteiroly weak and volatile, especially compared to other regions of the world. We trace this weakness in the quantum of growth to the quality or . of growth, which has come to be based on exogenously given global demand—not for manufactured goods, but for extractives. SSA is richly endowed with extractive

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ut with smaller input quantities. More often than not (as, for example, in the previous chapter) productivity is interpreted to mean ‘labour productivity’, that is to say it refers to output per unit of labour employed where this unit may be defined either as an employee or as an hour worked by an e

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0302-9743 elp the reader: communications models, concepts and paradigmWireless networks of moving objects have drawn significant attention recently. These types of networks consist of a number of autonomous or semi-autonomous wireless nodes/objects moving with diverse patterns and speeds while communicating v

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New Trends in Mobility Modelling and Handover Predictionalytical modelling. This chapter discusses mobility models used in simulating network behaviour. Further, the handover optimization and prediction are discussed, along with alternative methods of radio signal propagation changes caused by client mobility.

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