To overcome these problems, Gerritsen et al. [20] have developed an AgNPs@SiO2 core-shell structure to achieve well performance in MEF by taking the advantage of the easy and accurate tunable feature of silica shell.
Figure 6 illustrates the SER performance versus SNR with IPR as As shown in Figure 6, although the channel estimator achieves well estimation performance in estimating the LTV channel coefficients, the conventional demodulator still exhibits a poor SER performance owing to the effects of the residual error of embedded training sequences.
The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed architecture can implement well and achieve good performance.
However, a network designed for omnidirectional antennas usually cannot operate well or achieve good performance with the presence of antenna directivity.
The most encouraging thing is that the high-order features, e.g. bigrams can be utilized well to achieve good performance, and we believe there is great potential for exploiting more types of high-order word features, since data sparseness, the major barrier of using high order features can be overcome by RDE to a certain extent.
Learning methods can achieve good performance if the parameters are trained well.
PBI/DAIm TIPN membranes achieve well-balanced performance between high hydroxide conductivity and dimensional stability because of the dynamically forced compatibility feature of TIPN.
It is found that extra amount of antiscalant is necessary for achieving well-inhibition performance on calcium carbonate deposition at higher temperature and higher pH, while for the barium sulfate scale inhibition it is not necessary.
For the labels not in the annotated data, if we are able to find some good (accurate and independent) reference features using external resources, we may achieve equally well performance as supervise learning.
He contrasts the school performance of recent migrants from China or India, where their sons achieve well at state schools, with the less good performance of students he calls "British boys".
When crises and 'must-do' situations occur in organizations, managers almost always rise to the occasion and achieve well beyond their regular levels of performance.
