Sentence examples for a reduced bandwidth from inspiring English sources
For the 1D Euler Bernoulli beam problem, it is shown that a new higher order mass matrix can be directly established by optimizing a reduced bandwidth mass matrix.
It should be noticed that interpolation does not allow for a perfect recreation of high-mobility channels because the signals over-the-air have a reduced bandwidth and are less sensitive to the channel frequency selectivity.
If only the core layer is available, the output signal has a reduced bandwidth, and when additional layers are available the bandwidth of the output signal is increased.
This is a result of the reduced bandwidth caused by the extra carrier detections.
Subsequently a mixed mass matrix is formulated through a linear combination of the reduced bandwidth mass matrix and the consistent mass matrix.
Since then, according to Mike, he's not only recouped the investment, he also estimates he'll be saving an additional $12,000 in the next year through increased productivity and reduced bandwidth expenses.
The advantages of sketching include reduced memory consumption, faster algorithms, and reduced bandwidth requirements in distributed computing environments.
Any decrease in length can translate to saving space on disk, reduced bandwidth in transit and reduced cost of operation.
This significantly reduced bandwidth need enables the smart objects to use low-power communication with lower bandwidth as they only transmit events instead of continuous data streams.
A typical large scale cloud deployment consists of a significant number of VMs in a small number of geographical locations with each (in usual circumstances) possessing plentiful bandwidth within the localised cloud region and reduced bandwidth between cloud regions.
To simplify the notation and reduce bandwidth, a simple modification can be made to the current method by computing all subformulæ of φ in advance and later on designate them with a single digit, as shown in Table 5 for the formula used as an example throughout the paper.
