As a consequence, applying a different constellation size (or number of bits or data rate) to each subcarrier according to its channel condition provides more reliable and efficient data transmission than applying the same constellation size to all subcarriers.
In Section 3, we apply a simple consequence of Kellers chain rule, devoted to the proof of the sufficient conditions for oscillation of all solutions of (1.1).
The paper is organized as follows: In the next section we present the basic definitions and apply a simple consequence of Keller's chain rule, Young's inequality: (1.14).
In Section 2, we apply a simple consequence of Keller's chain rule, devoted to the proof of the sufficient conditions which guarantee that every solution of (1.2) oscillates or converges to zero.
The stigma once associated with their realities has been exposed as bias, another awful consequence of applying a single arbitrary standard to humanity's infinite variety.
While not minimizing the significance of the Greek invention, it is now recognized that the invention of the alphabet was in fact the rather straightforward consequence of applying a script invented for representing one kind of language to a quite different kind.
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