Finally, the performance of our combined source-channel coding scheme is investigated from the channel capacity point of view.
It seems that the HLN segment in January that asked, "Is Jodi Arias the Next Casey Anthony?" has been answered, at least from the channel's point of view.
Later Pinter works like "One for the Road" (1984), which takes place in an interrogation room in an unidentified totalitarian country, channel this point of view in atypically literal-minded ways.
Whereas "White Teeth" and Ms. Smith's other masterwork, "On Beauty," showcased her effortless ability to channel the point of view of parents and children, ideologues and dreamers, academics and blue-collar workers, her latest novel takes an oddly patronizing stance toward its characters.
From the channel protection point of view, the coding rates of LP and HP streams are allocated as follows.
This can be explained from a channel coding point of view: when the frame is subdivided into more subsets, the length of the turbo code and its interleaver is smaller.
After riot police dispersed protesters, Putin's spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, told Dozhd, a Russian television channel: "From my point of view, the police acted softly.
In this section, we investigate a quantitative comparison of two VoIP scheduling schemes from the control channel signaling overhead point of view.
Develop your point-of-view.
