Sentence examples for a practical assumption from inspiring English sources

This, however, is not a practical assumption for randomly deployed networks.

This is a practical assumption since source nodes are likely to use the closely located relays.

Using fixed codebooks is a practical assumption and allows us to compare our algorithms with practical schemes used in current cellular systems.

Later, Karimi-Nasab and Fatemi Ghomi (2012) argued that it is not a practical assumption that production times are fixed input data of the problem.

This is a practical assumption because the deployment of smart metering and Smart Grid has not been as rapid as anticipated [32].

Note, that this is a practical assumption since currently, standardized schemes (such as long-term evolution (LTE -advanced) aLTE -advancedalsonconsiderbadvancedepts that are not limited to the serving base station [4].

Based on a common practical assumption, the non-stationary signal is approximately regarded locally stationary or quasi-stationary.

Moreover, the spatially correlated fading channels are considered in [17, 18], which is a more practical assumption but makes the training problem more challenging.

(Without loss of generalization, we assume that all queues can store same number of packets. A more practical assumption may be that the buffer length of the th session is in packets).

Firstly, we incorporate a very practical assumption in our problem, SDST, which, according to Allahverdi et al. (2008) [Allahverdi, A., Ng, C. T., Cheung, T. C. E., & Kovalyov, Y. M. (2008). A survey of scheduling problems with setup times or costs. European Journal of Operational Research, 187(3), 985 1032], no paper has ever attempted to integrate into OSSP.

Although the formulation in this article is general, for the purpose of this example, we have made a reasonable and practical assumption that for all the sensors within each array, the filter representing the multi-path is identical.