Sentence examples for could be denoted from inspiring English sources
Before image transmission in WSNs, the images with noisy could be denoted by the following matrix.
We only know the measured acceleration a s, which could be denoted as a s =(1+ε)a r +δ.
Therefore, the maximal channel multi-path delay in real POF channel could be denoted by channel length N H with number of filter taps.
At any state x, the transition rate of reaching the destination node for any one infective node could be denoted by λx (transition rate from x to D). Figure 1 Transition rate of the single absorbing Markov chain.
When user j act as a relay (if j = 0, there is no relay), the delay over the air from eNB to the user i could be denoted as d ji.
The influence of node N i could be denoted by the influence of these nodes in wireless sensor network, as shown in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 The schematic diagram of node influence calculation.
The low level of similarity between all indices could be denoting some degree of inconsistency in the assignment of the categories to an ecological status.
The denotations of 'cloud' and 'that' according to a precisification P are those concepts and objects that are the most natural according to P of the concepts and objects that we could be denoting by those terms, for all one can tell from the way the terms are used.
In theory, areas showing low levels of mastectomy could be denoting poor coverage in the registration of discharges rather than actual lower use of surgical procedures.
Ecological engineering may be classified into four classes: construction of ecosystems, use of natural ecosystems for pollution abatement, first of all abatement of nonpoint sources, and restoration of ecosystems and use of ecosystems on an ecologically sound basis – it could also be denoted ecological management.
The most common growth direction of Au-seeded ZB III V NWs is [1̅1̅1̅] with a stacking sequence of ···ABCABC···, which could also be denoted as 3C using the Ramsdell notation.
