Sentence examples for considering receive from inspiring English sources

Without considering receive processing, the system could only support one user at a time with BD or SZF.

Here, we observe that the remaining sum-rate maximizing processing {D k } and {M k } can be found by considering receive antenna correlation matrix (lbrace textbf {R}_{r_{k}}rbrace ).

The D fold higher sampling rate allows to model the aliasing effects which possibly occur when considering receive filters with a larger bandwidth as can be described with the sampling rate of the receiver (frac {M M_{text {Tx}}}{T_{mathrm {s}}}).4 Accordingly, the vector (mathbf {n}_{k-N-xi }^{k}) in (3) contains N+ξ+1 vectors each containing MD independent and identically distributed (i.i.d).i.d

Considering receive beamforming in reverse-link transmissions, signals from these antenna elements are combined to form a movable beam pattern that can be steered to a desired direction to track the MS as it moves [17, 18].

In this study the focus is not on the patients, considering received treatment and satisfaction.

(This increased scheduling complexity is also partially why we do not consider receive processing for the scenarios described in the previous paragraph, in addition to the extra signalling overhead).

In addition, they told UN member states they would consider receiving technical assistance from the UN office of the high commissioner for human rights and have rights dialogue with the EU.

In this respect, we consider received radar data of human walking motion and represent the corresponding signal in the time-frequency domain using spectrograms.

For example, several female STEM leavers we interviewed considered receiving any grade less than an A in a class as a bad grade.

We conclude that the analysed applications failed to adequately consider receiving environments relevant in the EU and therefore do not fulfil the requirements of Directive 2001/18/EC.

Only 3percentt of the schools considered received "green light" ratings, which means that the "school's written policies do not pose a serious threat to free speech".