Sentence examples for delay reference from inspiring English sources

Usually, the center microphone is used as a (delay) reference, meaning that we use j 0=1 in Eq. (23).

CFN and Subframe Number are used for reordering, but can also be used to calculate a Delay Reference Time (DRT) which defines when the DF was sent from Node B. FSN and DRT can be used for TN congestion detection.

The main effect of delay, reference distortion, and all remaining interactions also failed to produce significant variation in discrimination, ps >.05, suggesting that our failure to find a face inversion effect in Experiments 1 and 2A did not result from the unlimited viewing duration.

Considering the effects of coupling delay, references [14, 15] addressed the global exponential synchronization in an array of coupled delayed NNs with both constant and delayed couplings.

The correlation receiver samples the received signal at the symbol rate and correlates them with suitably delayed references given by q t = p t - τ 1 - n - 1 T d, (6).

Extracted from H.264/AVC bitstream, the motion vectors are used to map either the hierarchical B frame or zero-delay referencing structures in SVC; in addition, H.264/AVC's modes are directly reused.

The remaining RTs were averaged for each participant to provide values for each combination of inversion, delay, and reference distortion.

These were subjected to a 2 × 3 × 5 within subjects ANOVA in SPSS 11.0.1 with inversion, delay, and reference distortion as repeated measures factors.

The objective of this study is to identify whether the delay between reference and ICU admissions caused by an ICU bed shortage could lead to a higher mortality rate in ER patients.

To improve the conformity of the RTs to a normal distribution, we analyzed the log of the RT data using a 2 × 3 × 5 repeated measures ANOVA in SPSS 11.0.1 with inversion, delay, and reference distortion as repeated measures factors.

Nor can one justify lengthy delays by reference to constitutional tradition, for our Constitution was written at a time when delay between sentencing and execution could be measured in days or weeks, not decades.