Sentence examples for almost no rate from inspiring English sources
In this regime, conventional architectures (without power control, soft handoff, or multiuser diversity which have been abstracted out of the system) have extremely low uplink SINR, resulting in almost no rate.
In further support of this observation, imidazole-based aldehyde 4 showed almost no rate change when replaced.
When there are 12 cells, VNO BE gets almost no data rate, but the other two VNOs still have a relatively acceptable data rate.
This time, higher rates played almost no role, and the downturn caught Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, by surprise.
For our system, the limit is reached at about T cl =50 (half of t c ). Smaller values of T cl (e.g., T cl =25) yield almost no additional sum rate; the additional gain in sum rate relative to fixed clustering is only a few tenths of a percentage.
A 2010 Cochrane review of 50 study reports (40 of which included >70,000 subjects) found that vaccination had a modest effect on workdays lost and reduction in influenza symptoms but had almost no effect on rates of hospital admissions or complications.
CTH experiments reveal an abnormal sorption behavior: after an apparently fickian transient period, the water absorption continues at almost constant rate, no equilibrium is observed after more than 2500 h, whatever the temperature.
As Equation 1 determines the rate (Plane 2003) of the Na airglow emission and there is almost no variation in its rate coefficients among these days, it can be concluded that the ambient temperature did not have any role in the observed intensity differences.
The initial discharge capacity is as high as 168 mAh/g at 0.1 C rate, and the capacity retention is approximately 100% after 100 cycles at 1 C rate, almost no capacity fading.
Unlike S. cerevisiae, increase in Glc concentration from 2-8% had almost no effect on the rate of Suc consumption in the yeast.
Investors see almost no chance of a rate increase at that meeting given how close it is to the Nov. 8 presidential election.
