The phrase "a subframe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, automotive design, or computer science, where it refers to a structural component that supports or frames another part.
Example: "The vehicle's stability is enhanced by the design of a subframe that supports the suspension system."
Alternatives: "a supporting frame" or "a structural frame".
For the road-going E-Type, Sayer took a lengthened version of the monocoque concept with a subframe to brace the front torsion-bar suspension, but added an entirely new type of rear suspension.
The preform design of the typical pre-bent tube hydroforming process of forming a subframe, which concentrates on the determination of initial diameter of the tubular blank, is suggested.
where is a subframe index, is a subframe length, and is the number of adjacent samples.
The update of 384 samples corresponds to a subframe.
To do that, we measure the accumulated intensity at each pixel in a subframe.
In other words, if a subframe partially overlaps another subframe, it is assumed to overlap completely.
The associated configuration, i.e., a normal or a protected subframe of a particular subcarrier will determine the amount of the suffered interference.
In a PRACH subframe, a part of the subframe is used by the eNB for performing the PRACH mechanism in order to satisfy QoS and delay requirements, and therefore cannot be used for data transmission.
Since channel tap information is missing between the training symbols of two consecutive slots within a single subframe, an interpolation operation is performed to recover it.
In the TDD scheme, frames are sequentially transmitted over time, with each frame containing a DL subframe and a UL subframe.
As an initial point and to quantify the absolute performance benefit achievable by SA on MMSE precoding Figure 5 depicts the performance of MMSE-SA on a MIMO symbol rather than on a MIMO subframe basis for a system with.
