The phrase "an enhanced layer of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an additional or improved level of something, often in contexts related to technology, security, or design.
Example: "The new software update provides an enhanced layer of security to protect user data."
Alternatives: "an improved level of" or "a superior layer of".
A channel gain threshold for enhanced layer transmission of the SC is introduced, which can dynamically optimize system throughput and energy-efficiency.
In addition, the scheme provides a channel gain threshold for enhanced layer transmission of the SC, which can dynamically optimize system throughput and energy-efficiency.
As for the basic layer, its transmission rate is determined by the worst channel condition, so the outage probability is 0; while the outage probability of enhanced layer is depending on the worst channel condition of enhance layer users.
Since that the user selection ratio of enhanced layer is also depended on the basic layer, the transmission delay of information is determined by the basic layer.
The enhancement of this approach could be measured not only in terms of the delay and objective quality, but also in the quality of experience results for the user, as only packets of the enhanced layer will be affected by losses, reducing the overall impact on the quality of the image.
In this way the user selection ratio of the enhanced layer p e can be expressed as: p e = 1 - F h 2 ≤ ( 2 R e - 1 ) ( 1 - λ ) ρ 0 ≥ p b opt.
Combing Figures 6 and 7, it is not difficult to understand that scheme A cannot achieve high throughput because of its TDM transmission scheme, and the scheme B cannot guarantee quality of the enhanced layer and the transmission delay for its power allocation scheme.
For hierarchical motion estimation, MVs should be projected from a coarse layer (layer k) to the next enhanced layer (layer k – 1), as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 Projection of MV in between consecutive layers.
Tight junctions between adjacent cells represent an integral part of this compartmentalisation and any damage to them leads to an enhanced permeability of the cell layer and a decreased TEER which can lead to intestinal disorders.
Metastatic cells exhibit an enhanced rate of cell migration, an enhanced ability to penetrate epithelial layers, and an enhanced tendency for invasive growth (Wells, 2000).
