Sentence examples for equalization purposes from inspiring English sources

For equalization purposes, 50 pilot symbols were used.

Several FIR and IIR filter design techniques have been proposed for equalization purposes.

In principle, the knowledge of the preamble at the receiver could enable channel estimations at the latter (for equalization purposes) by evaluating the received instance of g, as done in classical pilot-based estimations.

For both OFDM and SC cases, the proposed iterative channel estimators firstly estimate the time-domain channel exploiting the BEM, and then transform the time-domain channel into the frequency domain for equalization purposes.

In spite of these advantages, accurate carrier frequency and timing synchronization along with channel estimation (for the purpose of equalization) remain of paramount importance for the successful application of OFDM/OQAM in practical systems.

But the purpose of this paper is not to explore how an international equalization scheme for universal health coverage could be organized; the purpose is to explore one of the arguments for such a scheme – an argument that has received limited attention in the context of international aid.

However, the equalization effects of the largest component of transfers, specific-purpose transfers, are anti-equalizing.

In designing the decision feedback equalizer, the nonlinear decision feedback equalization problem is visualized as a linear, multichannel equalization problem.

Signals with special properties are required in a wide variety of applications ranging from spread-spectrum systems and adaptive equalization in communication systems to real-time and offline identification for the purpose of control design.

This implies that several well-established block and linear equalization methods can be easily extended to a 3D scenario with the purpose of achieving exact reconstruction of a given reflectivity volume.

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