To achieve the maximum common information rate, the common message codebook cannot be broken into different codebooks for each channel, that is, joint encoding and joint decoding must be performed across all subchannels [23].
The worst subchannel strategy corresponds to the strategy in which the common message codebook is broken into different codebooks for each subchannel; therefore, the common rate is limited by the weakest receiver in each subchannel [23].
However, the venue was broken into different sections, and the televisions in question were clearly those belonging to VEVO's PowerStation — and VEVO confirms that the televisions were supposed to be used to showcase VEVO videos and "original content".
One of the problems before now was that various kinds of content people uploaded — photos, stories, and so on — were broken into different categories, and you had to navigate between them.
Chats are broken into different rooms — along with your companywide chat, you can invite other team members to join you in smaller groups, and you can mark them private if you'd like to restrict access.
The Clean Water Act is broken into different sections.
As with most "hunts," it was broken into different age groups, so that the kids have fair competition in finding their eggs.
There is some truth to all these explanations, and to the claim that technology has created so many new sources of news that, as Brokaw says, "by the time we come on, at the end of the day, news has been broken into so many different components, and we have to find news that is interesting to the audience and helpful to them".
The central government civil service currently is broken into several different departments - although the Institute for Government says that reforms may need to be made to this system to cope with the planned further cuts.
