Sentence examples for broadcast effect from inspiring English sources
Further, a heuristic algorithm, namely adaptive update request scheduling (AURS), is designed to enhance the efficacy of RTIS by synthesizing the broadcast effect, the real-time service requirement and the service quality in making scheduling decisions.
It also deletes a paragraph in which she criticizes the Chinese for not allowing a speech she made to be broadcast, in effect censoring references to censorship.
Figure 10 Throughput achieved by different schemes on the broadcast channel, effect of the number of nodes.
Figure 7 Throughput achieved by different schemes on the broadcast channel-effect of relay position for two way relay (simulation results, largest constellation is 256 QAM).
Figure 6 Throughput achieved by different schemes on the broadcast channel-effect of relay position for two way relay (theoretical calculation, no constellation size limit).
But the performance of FRNC + SC is less affected, where the extra-power is used in SC transmission than being wasted in FRNC. Figure 9 Throughput achieved by different schemes on the broadcast channel-effect of relay position for two way relay.
Not only is there little evidence that the broadcast had an effect on Johnson; there is little evidence that it had an effect on public opinion.
"He used the limelight of the historic broadcast to devastating effect," said the Times.
After hearing a Courts radio broadcast to the effect that "anyone celebrating New Year's Eve should be executed," he had gone to ask Sharif about it.
He compared the mock news broadcast and its effect on the population to the radio depiction of an invasion from Mars in Orson Welles's adaptation of "War of the Worlds".
Each story allows him to broadcast style and effect in different ways, from the mannered staging of murders to the sociopolitical disputes broached by Mr. Virmani's much-abused guitarist, who repeatedly proclaims "I want answers!" and elicits an inspired monologue from one dastardly foe comparing God to underwear.
