Sentence examples for conveying control from inspiring English sources
It is anticipated that the measures derived in this paper (being both time-based and economic) may prove useful in conveying control quality in a common language understood by engineers, operators and management.
If there is a DL signal (transmitted as stated above in the middle of the UL band) observed by the cell B receiver, high power sidelobes of a sinc function will cause interference on the used subcarrier (conveying control information).
In the considered scenario, we focus on the case when the UL channel (in cell B) is used only for conveying control information, and there are no user data to be delivered to the base station.
The D.E.A. had not previously recognized nurses employed by nursing homes as the legal agents of doctors in conveying controlled substances prescriptions to pharmacists.
Pauses are also important because they convey control.
She is beautifully put together, manicured from top to tail in a way that conveys control.
Neighboring eNBs are interconnected via the X2 interface, that conveys control information related to handover and interference coordination.
Italians have voted in record numbers on Sunday to reject a series of constitutional reforms proposed by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi that would streamline and make more efficient Italy's legislative process by eliminating two-thirds of the Senate and conveying the control of infrastructure, energy and transport to the central government.
On the basis of the confirmed mutanome map of a patient's tumour, mutations are selected for the vaccines that have a higher likelihood of conveying tumour control.
Stakeholders typically viewed the shrubby regrowth through one of three frames expressed through a range of narratives that conveyed meaning: "Control"—a negative interpretation of the regrowth, "Accept"—a positive interpretation; and "Ambivalent"—a fusion of the Control and Accept frames.
Non-natural oligonucleotides are valuable probes of biological systems, as they can convey synthetic control of endogenous nucleic acids with high sequence specificity.
