Sentence examples for capacity subject from inspiring English sources
Since solving the functional constrained optimization problem of maximizing the secondary network's capacity subject to other radio constraints is computationally complex, we derive analytical bounds for the solution.
For example the admissable STM 1 load in Erl bitrate units subject to a unique backbone network call level GOS of 0.1% typically saves 5% of capacity subject to NHR with one alternative route only.
The relationship between reliable communication distance and channel capacity subject to FCC Part 15 rules is given.
In such a communication system, the natural object of each user is to maximize its ergodic capacity subject to an average power constraint, that is, (4).
Accordingly, in response to the instantaneous SNR fed back from the destination, the source will adapt its transmission power and transmission rate in an optimal way, i.e., maximizing the channel capacity subject to the average transmit power constraint.
If the statistics of any sensing metric conditioned on the PU being ON/OFF are known a priori to the SU transmitter, optimal power control schemes [79] and adaptive rate and power control schemes [80] have been proposed to maximize SU system capacity subject to average IPCs and peak TPCs.
It is intuitive that for a building of set dimensions, a shorter span length will increase the ultimate load carrying capacity, subjected to an arbitrary column loss.
Starting from functional residual capacity, subjects inhaled a deep breath of Technegas and hold their breath for 2 to 5 s and then expired.
The aim of [12 14] is to maximize a given objective function, for example signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), mutual information (MI), or system capacity, subjecting to the power constraints of the whole network or/and at each node.
Results indicate the dramatic impact of repair jacket application on post-MS resilience of damaged bridge piers up to 45.5 % increase of structural collapse capacity—subjected to aftershocks of multiple intensities.
The CSA observed in the target absent trials of the search task is plotted separately for the five high (mean: 3.2) and low (mean: 2.1) capacity subjects in Figure 5A.
