Sentence examples for cooperating information from inspiring English sources
This cooperating information can be exchanged through the backhaul.
Based on the cooperating information, the system can determine how each subcarrier is influenced by replica interference.
The primary advantage of this approach is that replica interference between co-existing systems is completely avoided using a minimal amount of cooperating information.
In addition, a part of the scheduling information, i.e., the set of scheduled subcarriers, is exchanged between other co-existing systems as cooperating information through the backhaul.
When there is no cooperating information from the co-existing systems, the best strategy for a single-RF MIMO-OFDM receiver with a BSA is to increase the beam pattern switching rate of the BSA to its maximum, which is referred to as maximum-capability RINA (MAX-RINA).
Where professionals cooperate, information may get lost (informational continuity), 2. Involvement in decision making (management continuity), 3. A consistent and coherent approach to labour management (management continuity), 4. Management continuity is silver, relational continuity is gold (relational continuity), 5.
This is only possible when all industries cooperate, share information and infrastructure, and can be controlled in a holistic way.
However, the existing video based traffic monitor systems do not interoperation and share mechanism to aggregate and cooperate the information as a whole.
In CS protection, differential principle is applied and multiple IEDs can cooperate by information sharing and function coordination to implement extended differential protection.
The meeting nodes can also cooperate, exchanging information on the meeting time of nodes of interests, that is, nodes that are tracked by both and.
Unlike the above mentioned study, in our study respiratory muscle assessment with MIP was also performed in patients that did not cooperate, providing information about weaning period and length of MV in this group of patients.
