Sentence examples for equivalent code from inspiring English sources

A comparison of the proposed 3D construction with existing 3D constructions shows lower bit error rate for equivalent code dimension.

So indeed, in both cases, the "performance indicator" [13] asymptotically stays the same, leading to equivalent code lengths.

Techniques include encryption of malicious payloads, obfuscating variable names using character code shifts, equivalent code replacements, register reassignments, and removal of white space or code minification [5 7].

More specifically, our benchmarks compare the performance overhead incurred by Query A (JPA code) with the overhead incurred by Query B (JPQL equivalent code) in Listing ??

where c ̃ l ( t ) = F - 1 H * ( f ) ⋅ F { c l ( t ) } (16). is an equivalent code accounting for the filtering performed by H f).

In order to show that our method works in the case of codes of a reasonable code word length, we computed the detection probability of the Reed-Solomon code RS (n=31,k=25) over GF 32) which corresponds to an equivalent code over GF(2) of length m·n=5·31=155.

As one can see in [5], equivalent codes to a given punctured code can be obtained from different P's with different mother codes.

Another, equivalent, coding structure for the first-order language of arithmetic is the structure[5] ⟨H, ∈ ⨡ H⟩ of hereditarily finite sets, where a set x is hereditarily finite if x, its members, its members of members, etc., are all finite.

In contrast to "straightforward" network coding which performs coding arithmetic on digital bit streams after they have been received, PNC makes use of the additive nature of simultaneously arriving electromagnetic (EM) waves for equivalent coding operation.

The latter represents the SNR of a single-carrier equivalent coded system working over AWGN channel, whose performance can be simply evaluated either off-line according to analytical models [27].

As a result, the method generally provides a very large gain in bit rate (up to 45%) compared to short term (frame-by-frame) quantization, at an equivalent coding quality.