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The proposed feedback scheme provides a significant increase of total feedback bits by exploiting the spatial multiplexing gain over the orthogonal feedback channel access of traditional MIMO system which separately allocates the feedback channel-use to each receiver [4, 5].

The sensitivity of OFDM/FBMC systems to synchronization errors has been illustrated in terms of signal-to-interference ratio (SIR) in [1, 3, 7] and in terms of bit error rate (BER) in [8, 9], by exploiting the Gaussian approximation of the intercarrier interference.

Remarkably, Bob can reconstruct the state $\ket{u} $on the basis of just two bits of classical information communicated by Alice, apparently by exploiting the entangled state as a quantum communication channel to transfer the remaining information.

On this basis, we optimize the receivers bit allocation scheme to decrease the throughput loss by exploiting the advantage of heterogeneous path loss.

Users which do not observe the systematic symbols are still able to reconstruct the set of the intermediate symbols by exploiting the redundant packets in the raptor encoded bit stream.

Camouflage works by exploiting the weaknesses of human perception.

Capitalism, in this view, works by exploiting the capitalists themselves.

Meanwhile, for any given BER, the bit error resilience of the scheme is guaranteed well by further exploiting the added redundancy in AMDC.

Characterized by Ryan as "a little bit better than average," Celek amassed 156 yards receiving, carving up the Jets like so many other tight ends — Rob Gronkowski, Jason Witten, Fred Davis — by frequently exploiting the middle of the field.

We can address these inefficiencies of the original OSD by more carefully exploiting the properties of the joint probability of bit errors given by Lemma 1 and Theorem 1.

(Kent (1999) has shown that one can implement a secure classical bit commitment protocol by exploiting relativistic signalling constraints in a timed sequence of communications between verifiably separated sites for both Alice and Bob).