Sentence examples for a block of contiguous from inspiring English sources
Since we are not focusing on subcarrier scheduling policies, a block of contiguous subcarriers is assigned to each user.
It is therefore expedient to average the channel estimates over a block of contiguous time-frequency locations (over which the channel can be expected not to vary significantly), and to compute a single set of beamforming weights for all those locations.
Reducing the cost of sending the downlink CSI to the processor may be done with a chunk-based scheme [16 18], where an average magnitude of CFR for a block of contiguous subcarriers is sent instead of the complex values of the CFR of all subcarriers within the block.
Genes showing HapMap evidence of selection (P < 0.05 in one or more of the three populations) in recent human ancestry include DGCR6 and a block of contiguous genes spanning HIRA, MRPL40, UFD1L, CDC45L, and CLDN5, with the former four of these genes showing evidence of selection for all three populations, which is very rare for HapMap-based selection studies (Voight et al. 2006).
The contiguous permutation (also called UL AMC) groups a block of nine contiguous subcarriers in a symbol, with eight of them assigned to data and one assigned to a pilot.
Here, s i, k denotes a block of k contiguous samples of s starting from the ith index.
Virtual memory is a scheme that gives users the illusion of working with a large block of contiguous memory space (perhaps even larger than real memory), when in actuality most of their work is on auxiliary storage (disk).
To reduce the number of transfer cycles for large amounts of data, a large block of contiguous memory buffer for DMA transfer is allocated by modifying the Linux Kernel (version 2.6) source code slightly.
The GA-rich region is contiguous with a block of DNA that contains at least four perfect repeats, each 40 nts in length.
More specifically, in our application, if a matrix is stored in row-major order and if the threads in a block access contiguous elements of a row, then the accesses can be coalesced.
The model is defined with rules acting at two spatial scales: (1) between individual cells on the spatial landscape that define the nature of interactions, growth and recruitment at a scale of 1 cm2, and (2) at the scale of whole colonies (blocks of contiguous cells) that define size-specific mortality and limitations to the maximum size of colonies for some species for scales up to 1000 cm2.
