Note that if the speed of the mobile user is low (or equivalently, the coherence time of the channel is large compared to the signaling delay), closed-loop mode 1 is equivalent to have error-free QPSK phasing information at the second antenna.
As an author with a couple of bestselling books, that has happened to me a few times, and while it may have hurt my feelings (hey, I'm human), it's a reasonable reader expectation to have error-free writing.
Small changes allow you to have "error-free learning", avoid the punishing aspects of trying too much too soon, and give you a quick sense of success and measurable accomplishment.
But just how would the championship be poised if they - and Mercedes - had had error-free seasons?
We accept we cannot have an error free health care environment as nobody is infallible but we can try to manage our patient safety system better and hopefully the revised NHS Never Events policy will produce reductions.
Galland did not pretend to have been error free.
It left Rebels Coach Ryan Goto to wonder what could have been if his team had been error free and at full strength, as the boys settled for third place with 267 points.
While he insisted that the trial had been "error free," the judge suggested that Mr. King was right, in fact, heroic, to stand up to the draft board and insist that he be addressed as "mister".
The authorized representatives and PIs will receive e-mail notices from eRA Commons with error or warning messages--or indicating that the application has cleared error free.
"We've had remarkable error-free success," he said.
Despite his primary focus on new product ideas, Jack was also acutely conscious that health care products had to be error free, and he had always kept a close eye on manufacturing.
