… In Section 4, we present our more concise definition for sensor network lifetime. Its applicability
is demonstrated in Section 5, based on the survey of lifetime definitions, as well as on an …

… wireless sensor networks which holds independently of the underlying network model
including network … capacity and lifetime limits of energy-constrained wireless sensor networks,” …

… , compression and prediction, and wireless transfer technologies and techniques. We
present the concept of energy balancing in wireless sensor network when energy harvesting, …

… nodes; thus, making good use of energy is necessary to increase network lifetime. In this
paper, we define network lifetime as the time spanning from the instant when the network starts …

… , we define network lifetime for a number of network lifetime … network lifetime as the number
of packets (to be perfectly accurate, the number of bits) that can be delivered by the network. …

… , definitions of the WSN lifetime can specifically vary … network lifetime concepts so that all
readers can conveniently follow mobility based techniques employed to enhance the lifetime of …

… in sensor networks, thus prolonging their lifetime. … control in wireless ad hoc and sensor
networks is available in [14]. … for topology control in wireless sensor networks. According to the …

… for wireless sensor networks with adjustable sensing range. The problem addressed in
this paper is to determine maximum network lifetime when all targets are covered and sensor …

… cations, a new kind of network has come to the fore: Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). In
those networks, nodes can gather information from their environment, such as temperature, …

… network lifetime when there are bottlenecks in the network. In this paper, we focus on a
common sensor network structure with a single sink at the center, where the network bottleneck is …