Sentence examples for delayed knowledge from inspiring English sources

From the angular CSI feedback provided by the users, the base station has at time instant n delayed knowledge of the channel expansion vectors (mathbf {d}_{u}^{s}[n-m]) and the norm of the corresponding expansion coefficient vectors (left |mathbf {c}_{u}^{s}[n-m]right |), where m represent the delay of the CSI feedback path.

Delayed visual feedback during reaching movements were studied by Kitazawa et al [14] who provided delayed knowledge of results, and analyzed the influence of the delay on the learning.

Rapid knowledge of resistance mutations for first- and second-line drugs prior to initiation of anti-TB therapy would increase the probability that an effective treatment regimen is selected at treatment onset rather than a (gradual) adjustment from an empirical presumptive regimen to an individualized regimen due to the delayed knowledge of drug resistance [ 6].

In the game, each player only has its delay knowledge and makes decision without the information of other competing players.

It collects patient demographic data and information about the type of physician consulted at the time of the first CH attacks, the diagnostic delay, knowledge of the existence of specialist headache centers, and medical prescription compliance.

The interest of the approach resides in (1) the synthesis of a new type of controller scheduled by the delay value which has a lower memory consumption than controllers with memory (since it is not necessary to store past values of the state), and (2) an easy consideration of uncertainties on the delay knowledge.

The adaptive filter is designed with exact time-delayed knowledge, regardless of the effect of the time-varying input delay.

Several results have been developed for input-delayed nonlinear systems with exact time-delayed knowledge [43, 44], but few results examine the time-varying input delay problem for uncertain nonlinear systems.

This may have put the intervention group at a disadvantage as delayed and unsupervised knowledge assessment may have influenced the outcome adversely.

Our study revealed that more females who delayed had poor knowledge of TB symptoms, misconceptions in relation to HIV, higher rates of unemployment and limited accessibility, all of which are relevant factors in causing delay in seeking health care.

In general, knowledge of delayed implantation in fishers was unknown at the time.