Sentence examples for combined interference from from inspiring English sources

This evaluation is subject to the MUE (FUE) transmit power control and the combined interference from the set of femtocells that transmit within the cluster.

Of the total volume of the combined interference-related region (3294 mm3), 28.7% showed both probe-related and delay-related interference effects.

where (mathbf {y}^{(hat {underline {c}})} = mathbf {H}^{(hat {underline {c}})} mathbf {x}^{(hat {underline {c}})}) and (tilde {mathbf {n}}^{(c)}) combines the interference from the neighbouring clusters and the noise at the receivers of the home cluster.

The liquid hydroponic culture offers a well-controlled and reproducible experimental framework, which enables the direct comparison of the individual with the combined perturbations excluding interference from other varying parameters.

Frequency reuse combined with interference pre-cancellation techniques will be studied for managing the inter-cluster interference.

This is due to its ability to combine treating interference as noise (to tackle inter-group interference) with decoding interference (to tackle intra-group interference).

A free chlorine measurement with less interference from combined chlorine than DPD based colorimetric method was developed as a result of the different sensing responses of free and combined chlorine.

The difference might be the result of the interference from combined chlorine during the DPD measurement.

Considering formulas (11), (12), and (13), the users in cell 2 and cell 3 will receive the inter-cell interference from cell 1, combining the SLNR algorithm [36], that is to say, the user 1 in cell 1 not only leaks part of power to user 2 in cell 1 but also part of power to the users in cell 2 and cell 3.

Changes in the protein levels could result from the miRNAs promoting mRNA degradation combined with their interference with protein translation.

This light is combined with light from a second "reference" beam, creating an interference pattern akin to the one seen when two sets of ripples overlap on a pond.