Sentence examples for availability of signals from inspiring English sources
The obtained results characterise the efficiency of the presented approach as depending on the availability of signals from the automation system of the considered process.
Theoretically, antisense oligodeoxynucleotides (ODNs) decrease the availability of signals by blocking the transcription process, thereby offering an opportunity to dissect the relative roles of neurotransmitters that elicit similar biological responses.
Experimental results obtained by processing separately simulation and real data characterise the efficiency of the approach as depending on the availability of signals provided from the automation system of considered process.
The availability of signal processing modules that work directly on encrypted data would be of great help to satisfy the security requirements stemming from applications wherein valuable or sensible signals have to be processed by a nontrusted party [1, 2].
The availability of signaling components of the Jak-Stat pathway can also impact the functional results of one of the type I interferons binding to its receptor.
The public regulated Service (PRS) will provide a continuous availability of the signals in the presence of interfering threats.
To improve the accuracy and availability of GPS signals, the performance of GPS receivers should be considered first.
Existing control design schemes assume availability of input/output signals over the same sampling interval.
The meta-network is robust to noise and to the unreliable availability of some signals and can provide feedback correction for unexpected external perturbations.
The review paper [1] states that the global availability of GNSS signals provides the ideal means of observing different parameters of the Earth's atmosphere, land, and ocean surface.
Moreover, since the availability of GPS signals is difficult to be guaranteed, some backup synchronized timing sources can be used, such as network time protocol (NTP), e-Loran, and chip scale atomic clock (CSAC).
