Sentence examples for a certain synchronization from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the stronger noise is evidently worsening the BER, but still allowing for a certain synchronization range.

Moreover, it should be noted that the correlation in essence remains zero within a certain synchronization derivation range (about 0.4 nanoseconds).

The results from our evaluation can help during design of a tiled display system to meet a certain acceptable synchronization mismatch tolerance at the design stage.

This coupling term enforces a certain degree of synchronization of the slow dynamics allowing for a more objective assessment of model performance.

These considerations notwithstanding, the fact that there are observable mass effects suggests that the cells have a certain degree of synchronization in their modulation of adhesion or else no net effect over time would be expected.

If a single damage form limits lifespan, selection on other damage forms should be relaxed, leading to a certain degree of synchronization with regard to their deleterious impact.

Therefore, if the followed fine synchronization algorithm has wide estimation range, the number of times of performing coarse synchronization in a certain time period can be reduced because only the fine synchronization is needed to be performed without doing coarse synchronization in advance each time, which reduces the computational loads.

The existence of the synchronization code depends on a certain number of bits being recognizable, which means that the synchronization code may have some tolerance for faults.

Recently, the role of synchronization (or lack of synchronization) in autism has gained a certain degree of prominent attention.

In particular, a method of global synchronization by adding or removing a certain number of links is proposed.

The emergence of oscillations during the silicon electrodissolution has often been tackled using a framework where the global oscillatory signal is seen as the outcome of a synchronization of self-oscillatory microdomains with a certain frequency distribution.