The phrase "acquire channel" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to obtaining a communication channel or medium, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To effectively reach our audience, we need to acquire a channel that allows for direct engagement."
Alternatives: "obtain a channel" or "secure a channel".
Steven Rattner, the chairman of WNET, compared the strategy of combining the stations to the recent move by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation to acquire Channel 9 in New York to go along with Channel 5, which he already owned.
Furthermore, the methods to acquire channel state information were discussed in [5].
These imbalances may vary from slight difference in throughput to complete starvation in which some flows are unable to acquire channel accesses.
In practice, it is difficult to acquire channel information accurately; thus, it is more reasonable to present the interference constraint as a chance constraint.
In downlink multicell MIMO systems with local CSI sharing, MSs need to acquire channel information such as gk,m,jand ηk,m,jby monitoring reference signals from neighboring cells.
Moreover, it is relatively easy for a single-cell transmitter to acquire channel state information (CSI) of all receivers, but for MCBF, a control center is required to gather all the intra-cell CSI and the inter-cell CSI for all transmitters, and the exchange of CSI between the control center and transmitters brings heavy burden and overhead to the system.
APs in our design used this process to acquire channels from the desired and undesired clients within their transmission range.
From the moment Desmond acquired Channel 5 in 2010 the Star has been its greatest cheerleader.
Viacom, which owns channels including MTV, Nickelodeon, Spike and Comedy Central, acquired Channel 5 from Richard Desmond's Northern & Shell for £463m in 2014.
Airey took up the role after Richard Desmond acquired Channel 5, where she was chairman and chief executive, from RTL for £103.5m in 2010.
In the year before Desmond acquired Channel 5 it had made a total loss of €41m (£37m), or a €9m loss at an operating level.
