Sentence examples for ambiguity term from inspiring English sources

While formally required, in practice the arbitrary integer natured offset is absorbed by the ambiguity term.

Different approaches can be applied to solve the ambiguity term c.

The channel coefficients are estimated, up to an ambiguity term, without any knowledge of the intended signal.

In practice, we cannot blindly recover the channel coefficients since an ambiguity term always appears in the final estimate [5].

In the following, we propose a joint data detection and estimation of the ambiguity term to considerably reduce the length of the pilot sequence.

The ambiguity term is first solved using the known transmit symbols, then the iterative decoding ambiguity estimation is applied to improve the estimation performance.

In this case, ambiguity terms at epochs i and i - 1 will cancel, provided that they remain constant over time (i.e. no cycle slips) (Skone, 2006).

The first difficulty is ambiguity: the term 'natural' has been characterized in wildly varying terms in metaethics (see the introductory section of the entry on moral non-naturalism for a brief survey of characterizations of the natural; see McPherson 2015, §3 4 for one constructive proposal).

They are social enterprises but without the ambiguity that term can bring, in that there is open membership and clear and strict accountability to them.

Because of this ambiguity, the term deuteromycetes is used only to describe some species of fungi and has very little importance in the classification of fungi.

Criteria specified that participants must care for a child under the age of 18 and to decrease ambiguity the term 'diagnosis of dysphagia' was defined as the need for modified (thickened) fluids.