Sentence examples for deeply decimated from inspiring English sources
The AFB-transformed signal is then processed by the intermediate processing element denoted as IPE at deeply decimated sampling rate.
Moreover, in contrast to the conventional FIR approach, which requires the hardware clock to run on many times of the input sample rate, the proposed FBSC receiver allows all the filtering tasks to operate on deeply decimated sample rate, which is a highly desired characteristic for the hardware implementation of fully digital receivers.
"Decimated houses, decimated health care, decimated schools.
Many were burned later when Deutsche Telekom's imperial ambitions left it deeply in debt, decimating the value of the shares.
This destruction has decimated the habitat of endangered creatures, deeply scarred local communities and is a critical -- though oft-overlooked -- factor in climate change.
People are deeply worried about the fact that British farming is being decimated.
The faithful cite the rebbe's magnetism and utopian ideals — he pioneered drug treatment centers for Jews and non-Jews alike, urged Jews to more deeply embrace their faith and sought to reinvigorate the Hasidic community, which had been decimated during the Holocaust — when they explain why, nearly two decades later, they still come, seeking a sense of nearness.
Many beds were decimated.
"Vinyl decimated the community".
Fisheries have been decimated.
