Sentence examples for a constant attenuation from inspiring English sources

The potential of wetlands to reduce storm surge has typically been expressed as a constant attenuation rate, but the relationship is much more complex.

(3) For a small river, the pollutant is considered to mix homogeneously across the transverse section, and have a constant attenuation.

while the instantaneous and average SNR of the self-interference link can be written, respectively, as γ LI = P R Φ ∣ h LI ∣ 2 N 0 and γ ― LI = P R Φ E [ ∣ h LI ∣ 2 ] N 0. We assume that the self-interference channel suffers a constant attenuation which is represented by Φ.

This constant attenuation — a pulling out of chair legs and table lengths — is one of the things that make Shaker design so seductive, in the most direct way.

The measured values of the BER, for a constant signal attenuation (45 dB) and different levels of noise attenuation, are tabulated in Table 2 for the three studied modulations (GFSK, π/4-DQPSK, and 8-DPSK).

A constant radiation attenuation coefficient G = 0.1 is approximately accepted for the general calculation of radiant ignition model.

If a constant shock attenuation rate is assumed for all the ice silicate mixture targets, the tensile strength derived for the mixture with 50 wt% rock content turns out to be higher than the pure ice by a factor of 2 or more.

The algorithm uses attenuation correction with constant attenuation coefficient within body contours estimated from photopeak and scatter projections.

For the frequency-nonselective slowly (constant attenuation during one OFDM symbol) Rayleigh-fading channel [16], the BER is given by (13).

The code was used to find the propagation constants (attenuation and phase-shift coefficients) in the range 5<s<5000, 0·01<k<6, 0·8<σ<1·1 and 1·0<γ<1·7.

For example, the non-linear elastic mechanical properties such as higher order elastic constants, attenuation, etc. has not been addressed yet, therefore, in present work we predict the ultrasonic properties of GaP nanowires at different temperatures.