Sentence examples for allocation as in from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, they converted the MIMO channel matrix into SISO channels, thus allowing a simplified resource allocation as in the SISO case.
For the time slot partitioning, we quantize into uniform length regions, the quantized values of which are tested for the maximum mutual information with appropriate power allocation as in Section 3.
Training that is "bidirectional" in time and resource allocation, as well as in spirit, became a key aspect of the Team's vision for education in mental health service delivery, both for Haitian and U.S. clinicians and trainees.
The researcher managing the patient-completed data will be blinded to group allocation as will the physiotherapists providing in-patient treatment to both groups.
We proceed in slot allocation as follows.
Locked codes will be used for treatment allocation and the trial statisticians will be blinded to treatment allocation, as will be the Data Monitoring and Ethics Committee DMECC), in order to take actions on the basis of the unblinded data alone.
In a high SNR regime, the optimum power allocation results in an equal power allocation as shown in Figure 7b, where variance (0.1, 1, 1) is considered.
Because of these desirable properties, the nucleolus solution has found a lot of applications in cost sharing and resource allocation as Maschler in [41] reports.
However, auctions may occur in different levels of radio resource allocation, as described in related research publications summarized below.
B-IFDMA is a generalization of DFT precoded OFDMA with interleaved subcarrier allocation, as described in [13], also denoted as Interleaved Frequency Division Multiple Access IFDMAA) in the original paper [14] or Single-Carrier Frequency Division Multiple Access (SC-FDMA) with distributed mapping [15, 16].
In such a centralized setting, the spectrum manager can be more effective when it operates opportunistic users scheduling in addition to the sole power allocation, as mentioned in [8] and [9].
