Sentence examples for block is designed as from inspiring English sources
In this case, an STF code scheme in one OFDM block is designed as an Alamouti code [24].
An SCM block is designed as a network of A-operations represented using directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) with the following characteristics [5, 12, 13]: Shifts are assumed to be free.
The imaging block was designed as the exposure platform, with three openings for the neutron beam, neutron converter foil, and specimen.
This block was designed as a detector; that is, it gives a NSh diagnosis if a LEA rhythm is detected; otherwise the window is further processed by the Sh/NSh algorithm.
Two novel prodrug polymers POEG-b-PSSDas (redox-sensitive) and POEG-b-PCCDas (redox-insensitive), which consist of poly oligo ethylene glycol) methacrylate) (POEG) hydrophilic blocks and dasatinib (DAS, an oncogenic tyrosine kinases inhibitor) conjugated hydrophobic blocks, were designed as dual-functional carriers for codelivery with doxorubicin (DOX).
To prevent beamlets from entering through the heart and the posterior part of the ipsilateral lung another virtual structure (complete-block) was designed as a rectangular structure with the ends connected to the directional-block to disable beamlets from entering or exiting through this structure.
The optical and electrical characteristics of one new laser structure have been theoretically investigated, in which an unintentionally doped InGaN layer (u-InGaN) located between the last quantum barrier and the electron blocking layer is designed as the upper waveguide (UWG).
A mixing parameter for block wise combination is designed as a block diagonal matrix.
The right arm and the tie block are designed to work as a channel for silicone oil (viscosity ~ 0.1 Pa∙s) to move the lower piston.
The other block, referred to as composite block, was designed to simulate the interaction of the expandable arm as it makes contact with cortical bone.
The ligand is designed as a building block for larger molecule and supramolecular assemblies.
