Sentence examples for Smaller interference from inspiring English sources
A smaller V 0 will result in a smaller interference level but a larger clipping noise level.
And if it is not perfect spectrum sensing, then larger t s will lead to smaller interference index.
Prototype filters: RRC and RC with variable roll-off factor α. From Figure 10, it is possible to conclude that small roll-off values leads to smaller interference, while RC filter outperforms RRC for any value of α.
In [35], it is shown that cyclostationary noise can have a dramatic effect on the performance of LDPC codes at much smaller interference powers than what has been simulated in this paper.
Although FAPH has smaller interference values per "link", see (1) and (2), this leads to an overall higher number of expected interference, therefore making a comparison by pure interference values misleading.
By comparing the value of for the BID scheme given in (17) with its value for the CFSD scheme given in (18), we note that the CFSD scheme leads to a smaller interference variance because.
Smaller size, smaller sound.
Smaller, for example, −80 dBm, results in a narrower partial interference region as in Figure 6 d).
Smaller cells imply fewer users per cell, which in turn makes local interference awareness feasible and more appealing to implement.
Smaller effects were observed for pain-related anxiety (d = 0.20), pain-related interference with functioning (d = 0.13), negative affect (d = 0.10), and positive affect (d = 0.24).
