Sentence examples for achievable individual from inspiring English sources
Finally, we study an optimal scheduling scheme, which is based on achievable individual secrecy rates.
The optimal scheme schedules the SIC order based on achievable individual secrecy rates, which implies a need for Eve's CSI.
The maximal throughput of the individual SU is set to 16 Mbit/s, using 64-QAM modulation, as an upper limit of the achievable individual SU throughput.
Additionally, in the simulation, we have set up the upper limit of the achievable individual SU throughput in order to avoid unfair spectrum usage between the SUs.
Here, (C_{s}^{(n)}) denotes the instantaneous achievable individual secrecy rate with n cochannel interferers, and its prototype definition can be found in (5).
Dr. Shih's work follows a theoretical paper published in June 2000 in Physical Review Letters proposing that entangled pairs of photons be used to focus light to regions smaller than those achievable by individual photons, thus making them useful in lithographic processes.
So far, texture, shape, and cold/warm sensations are all achievable by individual systems and products.
However, the choice of endpoint needs to reflect outcomes that are realistically achievable in individual patients, according to their illness profile.
For rigid nanoparticles, the size to support long circulation in vivo may not exceed 200 nm, a size that is not achievable with individual molecules alone or with equivalent materials at a larger scale.
Recommendations within the action plan will highlight areas where change is possible and achievable at individual, family, community and societal levels and how such change might be achieved, and we will work collaboratively with people with dementia, carers, relevant organisations, service providers, policy makers and Government advisers to ensure uptake and implementation.
"The time is ripe for Australia's foreign ministry to make public a new comprehensive policy to end the death penalty worldwide, with specific and achievable goals for individual countries," said Elaine Pearson, Australia director at Human Rights Watch.
