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The phrase "a simple upper bound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or computational contexts to refer to a straightforward limit or constraint on a value or function.
Example: "In this analysis, we can establish a simple upper bound for the algorithm's time complexity."
Alternatives: "a basic upper limit" or "a straightforward upper constraint".
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which provides a simple upper bound in closed-form.
Since Algorithm 1 is difficult to implement in our simulation tool, we will derive a simple upper bound.
When the outer code is RS, the -bit symbol error probability calculated at the output of the Viterbi decoder, can be obtained with a simple upper bound on as (26).
In the following, we review a simple upper bound for the set of decoding probabilities Pd,l(N) that the content of the l-th window, 1≤l≤L, is recovered at the receiver after receiving any N EW RLC encoded packets.
A simple upper bound is the number of leaves that could be used given the restrictions in π but ignoring convexity.
The maximum strain in scales is obtained analytically, and has a simple upper bound of 3tscale/(4ρ) in terms of the scale thickness tscale and bending radius ρ.
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We can obtain a simpler upper bound for φ as follows.
For COW matrices, a simpler upper bound is obtained in [22]: C ( m, n ) ≤ m 1 2 log 2 n + log 2 λ + 1, (25).
In the rest of this section, we combine preceding bounds and derive another simple upper bound on the position error for bounded measurement errors.
With a fewer number of relays, the simple upper bound is not so tight.
The simplest upper bound for the false acceptance and the false rejection rates can be expressed using the Bhattacharyya distance [13] between the probability density functions and.
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