A generalized maximum likelihood (GML) estimator is proposed in [14], which performs the channel estimation in a predefined time interval prior to the largest sample and takes the timing of the first channel tap crossing a preset threshold as TOA.
Nor is there a predefined time until expiration.
Definition: A dynamic in which to succeed, one must return at a predefined time to take some action.
The operation of most signalized intersections is governed by predefined timing plans that are applied during specified times of the day.
Where recommendations need to be updated is in the definition of the desirable timing to reach a predefined target, and the right place for parenteral nutrition when enteral feeding is contraindicated or poorly tolerated.
On the other hand the strength of the study is a rigorous protocol with predefined times for urine sampling after establishment of allograft reperfusion therefore eliminating the variability in timing of urine sampling.
The binder contains a "fault tree," a predefined structure for decisions and actions.
Already, Medicare has decided not to pay surgeons for intestinal transplantation operations unless they achieve a predefined success rate.
In my last Guardian Cities piece, I considered Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) being rolled out across England and Wales that criminalise normally non-criminal behaviour within a predefined spatial area.
Three: My cell should be in a predefined order, including having a folded blanket, so I could never use my blanket.
