Sentence examples for accessing scheme from inspiring English sources

A cognitive-based dynamic spectrum accessing scheme is suggested to mitigate mutual interference between geographic adjacent networks, in which UWB sensors utilize available idle spectrums by monitoring the nearby spectral environment and identifying the unused spectrum.

The greedy player is defined as one that is not transmitting with probability 1/N i in its current cell and uses the following for updating its transmitting probability in a slotted ALOHA accessing scheme: P_{g}(t~+~1) = e_{{g}} P_{{g}}(t) :(P_{{g}}(t~+~1)~<~1), (1) Fig. 2 Cognitive network with M players can be divided into m cells each with N; players.

Thus, both scheduling accessing schemes are not suitable for emergency-based BMSs due to contention and the long waiting period.

The non-emergency based BMSs perform contention with the support of a CSMA/CA access scheme for accessing channel in CAP period.

Banks are charged an interest rate of 25 basis points a year – 0.25% – of the amount they access through the FLS but banks which reduce their lending while accessing the scheme are charged an additional 25 basis points for each 1% fall in lending.

Banks and building societies accessing the scheme will follow international standards and best practice on underwriting, disclosure, reporting and valuation.

A spokesperson for the mayor of London says that, of the 50,000 low and middle-income Londoners buying their own home through First Steps, some are on salaries of around £25,000 a year, with the average household income of those accessing the scheme at £33,000.

Participants accessing the scheme were encouraged to attend two supervised exercise sessions per week (maximum 48 sessions).

But legislation which would prevent accessing both schemes, or limit federal government payments to a top-up of the employer's scheme to the value of $11,500, failed to pass the Senate Porter told ABC Radio National: "the reality is the legislative change is not going to be successful in this term of parliament".

Stone – formerly the Coalition's shadow minister on the status of women – backed the criticism of higher-paid women, especially public servants, accessing two schemes.

The government says the $11,500 is a "safety net" for those who don't receive at least that amount from their employer – and that those who have been accessing both schemes are "double dippers".