Even though the number and locations of the interferers are often unknown in practice, it is justified to assume in certain applications that the direction-of-arrival (DOA) of the desired source is approximately known.
In this application, the direction of two spatial carriers is designed to encode information of two wavelengths at different areas of the spectrum.
Our results are quite encouraging towards application of AE technique in the direction of slope stability evaluation and AE-based non-destructive evaluation of snow under various physical processes.
First, consoles and the attendant applications drive the direction of in-home media.
We remind here some of them: FP7 projects: MODAClouds in model-driven engineering direction, SPECS in security direction, HOST in scientific application support direction, Helix Nebula in Earth observation application field; National projects: AMICAS, in the direction of automated management of multiple Cloud resources, or Cloud@Home in the direction of Volunteer Cloud.
There is a further vital scope to work on the performance and utility of nanofluids and work on the equative proportions of its application, in the direction, the paper has made an attempt of.
Direct application of these findings to diffusion in the direction of shrinkage leads to predictions of th product distribution from competitive, consecutive reactions.
In the direction of applications to basic neuroscience, we comment that it has been proposed that co-activation of groups of neurons that is, synchronizing them is a design principle in the brain (see, e.g., [34 36]).
Therefore, it is recommended to use fabric with yarns with higher tenacity in the direction of the application of load and with either long float or minimum number of intersections.
SURGE Classic employed a real-time reactive navigation structure where (a) pressing an 'arrow key' resulted in immediate application of an impulse or constant thrust in the direction of the arrow key and (b) motion in a desired direction often required continual split-second adjustments.
