Sentence examples for becomes offset from inspiring English sources

The first reference case implements inter-RAT HOs based on the 3GPP A 3 event (neighbor cell becomes offset better than serving cell) with an offset equal to 4 dB and the measurement type for triggering A 3 is based on the signal level.

It has become offset in some way, and that's pretty unusual," Dr Massey said.

The other problem occurs as the arm sweeps in an arc across the disc, causing the cartridge to become offset at a slight angle to the groove.

Fig. 11 ▶ shows the effect this would have in reciprocal space on both the main peak and satellites of the two reflections, which become offset by.

Evidence indicated that during the progression, the surviving tumor cells are able to develop several different mechanisms to avoid immune recognition and elimination, making a theoretically efficient immunotherapy become offset.

The induced changes in pressure may become partly offset by adjustment in the amount of gas uptake, either because it is not near saturation or because coal porosity is affected by confining stress (Walker et al. 1988b).

Planting trees in Los Angeles may become an offset for greenhouse gas emissions for LADWP in the future because California is creating a cap and trade program.

As the offset becomes closer, the displacements largely increase.

Centroid offset becomes the dominating factor affecting array beamforming performance, and the behavior of microphone array approaches the behavior of a single element in these far-field cases.

When the centroid offset becomes larger than three times of dispersion, the array takes on more characteristics of a far-field application.

As the centroid offset becomes large relative to the dispersion, beamforming on a focal point is not practical (no longer an immersive environment).