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He caught the temperature of the place and tried to decode the deeper desires of the city, which could then be met or thwarted so that the appropriate tension might infuse the final project.
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The receiver at relay 1 treats the signal component as noise, and tries to decode, and.
Likewise, we have the requirement in (51) for correct decoding at node 2. Relay 2 treats the signal component as noise, and tries to decode, and.
The receiver will then collect all the packets it receives from its neighbors and try to decode as many video frames as possible.
In this section, we consider a time-slotted fading MAC-WT channel with K-users who have messages to transmit confidentially to a legitimate receiver (Bob), while a passive eavesdropper (Eve) is listening to the conversation and trying to decode.
The source broadcasts its intended signal x in the whole network; the relays receive the information-bearing signal and tries to decode the message, owing to there does not exist a direct link from source to destination or eavesdropper.
We'll list the governor's goals here and try to decode them, providing the context behind each goal.
Her research turned up strategies, like using sheet protectors to outline the page, which helped him focus, and trying to decode words from the beginning instead of from the middle — strategies she said his teachers were unaware of.
Blogs, and even apps, have tried to decode it: "Don't look too glamorous; look queer; don't act like a tourist; don't look too young; don't show up as a group of straight men or women; dress eccentrically; go alone".
Tom McCarthy's famous book Tintin and the Secret of Literature tried to decode the secret of Tintin using the template of S/Z, Ronald Barthes' analysis of Balzac's Sarrasine.
Though specific details on many of Stinson's projects are thin on the ground due to few interviews or general information about many of the releases being provided, fans such as Drexciya Research Lab have tirelessly tried to decode messages and meaning from the music.
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