The phrase "a one bit" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to computing or digital information, but the correct expression would be "one bit" without the article "a."
Example: "The data is represented as one bit, indicating either a 0 or a 1."
Alternatives: "one unit" or "a single bit."
The base station decision is sent back to the node as a one bit value.
For debugging purposes, a (one bit) frame start trigger signal is available in a separate port adapter.
This block also contains active quenching and recharge circuits as well as a one bit memory for the selective inhibit of detector cells.
As illustrated on Figure 1, we consider that every T H seconds, each node sends a one bit value representing the local hard decision about the primary network presence to the base station.
Since the error indicator e[ k] used in the traditional OLLA can be seen as a one bit instantaneous BLER estimator (1 if error, 0 if not), this value could be replaced by a more accurate instantaneous BLER estimation.
The child inherits the mother's genome except for M (typically, M = 1) mutations of randomly selected bits where a zero bit becomes a one bit.
In this article, we first derived SINR for a one-bit time reversal UWB system based on UWB channel parameters.
We explore this phenomenon to construct Boolean logical gates and a one-bit half-adder with interacting voltage pulses.
Such audience design is computationally feasible when it can be guided by a "one-bit" model (my audience has heard this before, or not).
We speculate that by merging trajectories representing AND-NOT output into a single channel one can produce a one-bit half-adder.
Using a one-bit assessment grid for 2005 as the starting state for the simulation, the model was used to forecast ecological security for 2020.
