Let the output of the binary bit-error random process at a discrete time instance be represented as, where an error-free bit.
But more importantly what it says is, if I have a continuous time signal which satisfies the right set of conditions, I could represent it by what it does at sampling instance or, equivalently, at discrete instance of time.
By linking these "eleven dark tales," Ogawa makes a powerful case for the interrelatedness of discrete instances of horror, crime, and passion.
1246, 12581259, 10 L.Ed.2d 389, that a statutory scheme that does not create a total exception from antitrust laws may, nonetheless, in particular and discrete instances by implication grant immunity from an antitrust claim.
Under no-nitrogen input, seed coating with the PGPB A. lipoferum CRT1 affected grain yields in discrete instances in four geographically close fields contrasted in soil quality and other parameters, over two consecutive years (Table 2).
They thereby admit real properties shared by discrete instances.
During the information transmission process, the sampling delay created from sampling the impulses at some discrete instances causes the impulsive transients depend on their historical states.
Consequently, the function of many motifs cannot be fully determined if the analysis is restricted to discrete instances.
For instance, a discrete choice experiment (DCE) was undertaken recently to determine the relative values health decision makers in the UK place on the cost-effectiveness, impact on health inequalities, and population reached by public health interventions [25].
For instance, consider a discrete dynamical system with \(S = [0, \infty)\), the absolute value as a metric (i.e., as the function that defines the distance between two points) on \(\mathbf{R}\), and a mapping \ f: [ 0, \infty) \rightarrow [0,\infty)\), \(f(x) = cx\), where \(c \gt 1\).
