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In conjunction with this design it also proposes a highly efficient joint transmit beamforming algorithm targeted at compensating the inter-carrier interference (ICI) caused by Doppler frequency shift due to mobility.
Through exploiting the baseband units (BBU) cloud and the ful frequent frequency reuse in the virtualized single cell, we also proposed a highly efficient joint transmit beamforming algorithm targeting at compensating the inter-carrier interference (ICI) caused by severe Doppler frequency shift due to mobility.
Secondly, all patients were hemodynamically unstable, so it must be assumed that the amount of bleeding was important, which could have improved the sensitivity of the protocol and partially compensate the inter-operator variability.
The acid base balance is achieved when the bicarbonate gain compensates the inter-HD [H+] production plus the HD removal of organic anions and bicarbonates.
An equalizer is further foreseen at the receiver to compensate for the inter-symbol and inter-subchannel interferences.
Article [7] proposes to compensate for the inter-subchannel interference generated by the multi-antenna streams at the receiver with an equalizer working per subchannel at a fractional symbol rate.
To compensate for the inter-commentator differences across games, all parameter distributions were normalized to a zero mean and unit variance at the game level by subtracting a game-dependent parameter mean from all respective game samples, and dividing them by a game-dependent standard deviation.
IC is only used for the inter-view prediction, to compensate the brightness and chroma of the block to match the light of the current viewpoint and improve the prediction accuracy [2].
The main task of PC mechanisms is to compensate the long-term channel variations and to limit the amount of generated inter-cell interference.
The winners could compensate the losers".
Higher temperature could compensate the negative effect.
