Sentence examples for equivalent communication from inspiring English sources

We consider a discrete-time, baseband equivalent communication system, a block diagram of which is shown in Fig. 1.

In a first approach we consider the stabilizing feedback control to be designed for the mean value of the communication channel gain and obtain the infimal channel SNR in closed-form when the gain variability is assumed as an equivalent communication channel multiplicative modelling error.

Let us consider the following finite-impulse-response (FIR) baseband-equivalent noisy communication channel (1).

However, the GAs synthesized in wheat and barley grain exhibit reduced biological activity: GA131 is ~4-fold less active than GA4 [ 58] and the biological activity of 1-hydroxy GAs is similarly lower than of their non-1-hydroxylated equivalents (personal communication from the late Dr. John Lenton).

About the size of laptops, such pictures operate as the spiritual equivalent of wireless communication, linking earth and heaven.

People rarely read beyond 10 lines in an email and adding a PS is the communication equivalent of telling the west wind.

And, the State Supreme Court said, "obscene speech, writing or equivalent forms of communication are 'speech.' " I saw Brennan soon after that decision of the Oregon Supreme Court came down, and he started to reminisce about his role in the increasing independence of the state courts.

An acoustic ecologist at Cornell, Clark says whale song is the equivalent of visual communication for human beings.

A nasty email or text message can be the modern communication equivalent of that missile.

Sweden's School of Arts and Communication's equivalent of the Tech Box is something they call Co Wall.

The first sentence's dismissal of all forms of communication as equivalent is breathtakingly stupid; the second drips with privileged ignorance.