But winning cannot be his by right, as the man himself admits, while simultaneously expecting to do so.
We consider the problem of power allocation and linear beamforming design in overlay cognitive radio (CR) networks where the cognitive user is admitted to transmit simultaneously with the primary user.
Our scheme dynamically allocates the available spectrum (idle channels) to the WRAN cells based on their expected traffic loads such that the total number of simultaneously admitted SU transmissions in the WRAN system is maximized.
Even though Schaffner and Hull were engaged in a debate over theory reduction, they simultaneously admitted that the question of formal theory reduction was rather peripheral to what scientists actually did and studied (Schaffner 1974b; Hull 1974).
That joke is the quintessence of Colbert, taking credit for something as huge as a revolution but simultaneously admitting that he accomplished little more than making people laugh at the end of a hard day.
While Djokovic struggled to hide his disappointment – and refused to discuss concerns about his left shoulder, simultaneously admitting there was a problem – Murray put the events in a wider context, although diplomacy hummed through his words.
IRA DAVIDSON New York, Sept. 10, 2006 Reading your accounting of the fairness of The Times's photographic coverage of the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, I was impressed by the editors' ability to simultaneously admit and deny using tit-for-tat, one-from-column-A-and-one-from-column-B editing.
The quandary faced by the museum in both celebrating and exhibiting its independence from a prominent donor is evident when its charismatic director, Michael Govan, who took over in 2006, dismisses the importance of Mr. Broad's decision while simultaneously admitting that he hopes he will relent to some degree.
Perron and Wada (2009) propose a new method of GDP decomposition in trend and cycle, which overcomes the identification problems of UC and ARIMA models, while simultaneously admitting non-linearities and asymmetries in cycles.
Besides, it is maintained that a stochastic approach hypothesizing stationarity and simultaneously admitting a scaling behaviour reproduces climatic trends (considering them as large-scale fluctuations) in a manner that is logically consistent, easy to apply and free of paradoxical results about uncertainty.
