Sentence examples for channel author from inspiring English sources

This would allow commercial publishers to maintain their exorbitant profit margins at the expense of the taxpayer and academic research budgets — albeit through a different payment channel, author charges rather than reader charges.

For the fading channel, authors in [4] propose the directional water-filling (WF) algorithm which is proved throughput optimal for greedy source.

This is a standard method for evaluating the correlation of pixel intensity distributions between channels (Author response image 1A).

For a 16-QAM constellation in Rayleigh fading channels, authors in [10] give the estimation of the SNR as ρ ̂ = ( M 4 − 2 M 2 2 ) / ( 0. 8 M 2 2 − M 4 − 2 M 2 2 ).

Unlike many on Wall Street, the outspoken Mr. Scaramucci — the founder of SkyBridge Capital, host of a revived "Wall Street Week" television show on the Fox Business Channel and author of several books on business and investing — went all in for Mr. Trump after initially backing Jeb Bush.

In order to avoid the need for the channel estimation, author in [11] proposes a method for a 2×2 multi-input and multi-output (MIMO) configuration which features a two pilot-symbols preamble and assumes that the channel coefficients are invariant over two consecutive carriers.

In a new video on his Vlogbrothers YouTube channel, the author updated fans on the status of the "Paper Towns" movie.

At Time, SwampCasts with Ana Marie Cox and PageCasts with Mark Halperin have gained followings; at WaPo, Chris Cillizza's "FixCam" has found another platform to channel the author's obsession (perhaps when his fingers can legitimately type no more).

As a "die-hard Agatha Christie fan" since he was a teenager, Johnson said he wanted to channel the author's "sharply drawn characters, suspense, [and] humor" into a screenplay.

The apps can also create a direct social channel between authors and readers with a feature that lets readers "follow" the author as he or she highlights or comments on his or her own book.

"Richard Yates" channels the author's obvious creative abilities into an exploration of illicit love and obsession.