The phrase "a fixed data" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "fixed data" without the article "a," as "data" is typically treated as a plural noun in formal contexts.
Example: "The researchers analyzed the fixed data collected over the past year to identify trends."
Alternatives: "static data" or "constant data."
We consider a fixed data rate and also a fixed transmission range adapted from the simulation scenario investigated in [43].
It's obviously a great product to surf the web and since it's also sold with a fixed data plan, owners are much more experimental and keen to interact with advertisers.
You could use tethering, in which your laptop uses your cellphone as a glorified Internet antenna — but that adds $20 or $30 to your phone bill, has a fixed data limit and eats through your phone's battery charge in an hour.
Hence, the throughput time decreases for a fixed data quantity.
A fixed data rate of 4 Mbps is considered.
We ran some indoor scenarios with different locations, but with a fixed data rate.
This is because for a given, by satisfying the -hop interference constraints one can guarantee a certain fixed data rate at a given edge.
There are other iris applications that require a full-resolution iris image to be carried on a smart card, but require a small fixed data storage size.
Given a complete fixed data X, P(X| G′) is a likelihood function of grammatical model G′, i.e. the higher the likelihood, the more G′ fits the data.
For a given fixed data set, centroid configurations directly correspond to data partitions.
The joint venture of the Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Mobile and France Télécom's Orange U.K. networks is selling LTE in a series of fixed data packages starting at £36 a month, which includes text messaging and unlimited calls to all networks, and 500 megabytes of data.
