The high frequency (51.4%) of cases where the reaction norms did not cross and one population outperformed the other in both compared sites indicates, in turn, at least partial lack of local adaptation (the frequencies of the two cases "POS-POS" and "NEG-POS" did not differ: χ2 = 0.521, N = 205, P = 0.471).
3As opposed to time-domain adaptive filters, the complexity for filter adaptation in the frequency domain is not determined by the length of the time-domain support of the filter, but by the DFT size N and the number of partitions P.
"Without adaptation measures, the frequency of temporary flooding will increase with rising seas in low-lying bayshore areas, until permanent inundation is reached," the document states, warning there could be up to an extra 108 inches of water if dire sea level rises are temporarily exacerbated by an extremely strong storm.
When MIMO channels can be separated into parallel sub-channels after precoding or detection, e.g., based on zero-forcing precoding or singular value decomposition (SVD), the similar power allocation and link adaptation in the frequency selective channels can be applied to the MIMO systems [4].
Adaptation of the frequency difference was based on performance on different trials only.
In the present section, we first define the adaptation of the frequency-despreading structure to the multipath channel, then we recall a standard approach to adapt the standard structure to the multipath channel and we finally compare their performance.
Frequency adaptation method tracks the frequency of vibrations using ALE.
In particular, adaptation enhances both the frequency and amplitude distribution of LMC output by improving sensitivity to under-represented signals within seconds.
Also, it would be helpful the paper should contain a figure (or a figure adaptation) specifically depicting the frequency of TERT mutations across all human cancer types for the edification of the reader.
Hence, 1.1 kHz represented the adaptation frequency and 80° represented the adaptation position.
