Sentence examples for counterpart scheme from inspiring English sources

It is clear that the M2M-STNC-ONS scheme is more resistant to timing offsets than its counterpart scheme.

The British counterpart scheme run by GCHQ is called Edgehill, after the first major engagement of the English civil war, say the documents.

It is clear that with the increase in channel estimation error variance ε, the SER performance of both schemes degrades with the M2M-STNC-ONS scheme still significantly outperforming its counterpart scheme.

The generality of this thiolation scheme was validated on {-gliocladin A/-bionectin C} and -gliocladin B. As noted previously, we discovered that the C11-hemiaminal of diol 67 could be selectively ionized over its glycine-derived counterpart (Scheme 17).

For its counterpart LDPC scheme, the BP decoding scheme is also adopted in the analysis.

Increasingly, we and our counterparts report schemes to one another and share information.

Compared to its previous counterpart [4], the proposed schemes improve the number of supported tags from O(k) to O 2k), where k is the dimension of the codes.

We also found that, in comparison with its decoded and forward counterparts, the proposed PSPF scheme offers a lower BER, while at the same time relieves the relay from performing unnecessary demodulation and re-modulation tasks.

Even Pierre Bezukhov (Anatol's brother-in-law, who loves and mentors Natasha), lumbering through both halves of the opera and appearing in more scenes than any other character (though dominating none), has a place within this restricted scheme as a counterpart to the enlarged figure of Kutuzov.

A. Alfred Taubman, the former chairman of Sotheby's who was sentenced in April to a year and a day in prison for his role in a price-fixing scheme with his counterpart at the archrival Christie's, said yesterday that he was working with Sotheby's officials to explore a possible sale or merger of the auction house or the sale of his stake.

The decision to activate the facility comes as UK banks have faced significantly higher funding costs than their eurozone counterparts, and analysts said the scheme should help take off some of the pressure.