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A Location Routing Protocol Based on Smart Antennas for Wireless Sensor Networks

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Figure 2.2:  The sensor network protocol Stack  2.4 Design  issues
Figure 2.6:  Example of virtual grid in GAF [36]
Figure 2.7:  State transitions in GAF [4]
Figure 2.8:  Delivery of information using smart antennas  2.7 The  ZigBee  Standard
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