The phrase "a receiver in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of receiver that has certain characteristics or functions.
Example: "The device acts as a receiver in which signals are processed and transmitted to the appropriate output."
Alternatives: "a receiver that" or "a receiver where".
To start with, thermal modeling and simulation have been carried out using Matlab® for the solar-driven Stirling heat engine system composed of an Alpha Stirling engine, a solar collector and a receiver, in which the radiation, convection, conduction and radiation heat loss have been taken into consideration for the selected design.
This is the scenario of a line-of-sight wireless propagation between the transmitter and a receiver in which the radio wave experiences the multiplicative effect of a large number of cascaded obstructions in its path.
Finally, G-6-P was oxidized to gluconate-6-phosphate by G-6-P dehydrogenase (G6PDH) using NADP+ as an electron receiver, in which the formation of NADPH could be monitored by measuring the increase of absorbance at 340 nm (OD340).
Instead of beaming the video to a receiver in the field, which had previously seen researchers scrambling through the New Caledonian forest with antennas, these devices stored the footage on a micro SD card.
The team fleeced Pittsburgh in a deal for Antonio Brown, the star wide receiver, in which the Raiders gave up just two mid-round picks.
case during the Bush administration, called Operation Wide Receiver, in which guns reached cartels.
It is found that the energy transfer parameter increases for certain arrangements of the absorbing blocks in the receiver; in which case, power intensity parameter is n = 0.35 and two absorbing blocks configuration results in the highest energy transfer parameter.
An analytical expression is incorporated for the selection of the absorption coefficient of the absorbing blocks within the receiver; in which case, the intensity parameter (n) is used to alter the absorption characteristics of the blocks.
In Figure 7, we present the simulated timing diagram for the OV-CDMA receiver in which the input signals ADC1, ADC2, ADC3, ADC4, and ADC5 to the FPGA are coming from the ADCs.
We assume that the intruder does not have the capability to block reception of packets at an uncompromised node; such "jamming" will allow the intruder to act as an intermediary between the base station and a receiver, in effect making the network multihop which is beyond the scope of this paper.
These channel decoding algorithms are different in nature as compared to other algorithms in a receiver chain which are very regular in data flow such as FFT, correlation, filtering etc.
