Sentence examples for average received from from inspiring English sources

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We therefore define a femtocell coverage F ⊂ R 2 as the area inside which the average received power from the FAP is stronger than that from the central MBS.

where denotes the average received power from the node at sink and models the effect of small-scale fading on the instantaneous received signal power.

However, the false alarm probability for IPCMD remains close to 0 when the attack strength is below 1.2×10−6 (60%% of the average received power from the primary user if it is really transmitting).

We can remark that if the attack strength is bigger than 2×10−6 (20%% of the average received power from the primary user if it is really transmitting), false alarm probability for PPSRA starts increasing to reach 0.55 when the attack strength is 0.4×10−6.

On the other hand, it can be seen that IPMCD-A is much resistant and starts getting errors only when the attack strength is equal to 1.8×10−6 (90%% of the average received power from the primary user if it is really transmitting).

The interference from each neighbor j is calculated as the average received signal level from UEs in that neighbor, weighted by the uplink cell load, U UL (j).

Let denote the resulting downlink capacity per unit resource and let denote the average received signal strength from BS at the user of interest.

Further, let the dominant interfering neighboring BS be indexed by 2 with denoting the average received signal strength from BS at the user of interest.

where represents the covariance matrix and represents the vector of the average received powers (in dB) from the BS at the MS, from the BS at the RS, and, respectively, from the RS at the relayed MS as follows: (3).

The channel state is obtained directly from the average received signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), and the service status is obtained from the delay of the head-of-line packet.