Sentence examples for a given payload from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Interorbital Systems, led by Roderick and Randa Milliron, is attempting to modularise things, by designing small, cheap rockets that can be strapped together in bundles, using as many as are necessary to lift a given payload into orbit.Mojave, then, looks like a proper technology cluster, with firms both competing and collaborating, and a mixture of large and small companies.
Therefore commonly non-optimal, in terms of performance for a given payload, configurations are utilized.
Better-performing upper-stage engines would reduce costs because a given payload could be delivered using a smaller launch vehicle.
For a given payload, the sharpest possible edges are selected to embed the message.
Engineers often face the challenge of reducing the level of vibrations experienced by a given payload or those transmitted to the support structure to which a vibrating source is attached.
In practice, when the rate R is not known, one can try to design a test which is locally optimal around a given payload rate, named Locally Asymptotically Uniformly Most Powerful (LAUMP) test, as proposed in [6,8], but this lies outside the scope of this paper.
Threshold selection is to find Canny high threshold th so that sufficient number of edges are selected to embed the given payload in a cover image, while embedding is done by computing edge-map based on threshold.
Therefore, embedding is not possible for the given payload in these images.
It can be seen from Fig. 13 (left) that with the lower MCS values, e.g., 0 6 depicting unfavorable channel conditions, the PRB capacity is smaller, and therefore it is fully utilized to transmit the given payload.
This paper compares the pure SEP spacecraft with the hybrid spacecraft in terms of the launch mass necessary to deliver a certain payload for a given mission duration.
The maximum payload of a given image under the constraint of perceptual invisibility is one of the main concerns for the watermarking researchers.
