Sentence examples for erroneous sensing from inspiring English sources

The results of [9] were extended to the case of erroneous sensing in [18].

Further, we decouple erroneous sensing reports due to low sensing capabilities from false reports due to attacks, thus avoiding unnecessary punishments to good users.

In addition, the Erlang Capacity of the spectrum sharing system for both primary and secondary users is also evaluated considering the effects of erroneous sensing.

A SU is thus very likely to have an erroneous sensing decision if most nearby SUs have the opposite decision (i.e., it is an outlier), as discussed by Zhang, Meratnia, and Havinga [31].

The optimized sensing method that gives best sensing results, e.g., cooperative spectrum sensing, would be adopted because erroneous sensing results contribute to wrong decisions in the third phase, i.e., decision.

Subjects are often led astray by an erroneous sense of how a liar behaves.

Drinking gave him an erroneous sense of courage, the unhelpful kind that inevitably fizzled out when the night was over.

Fischer knew what that "America" meant, but what — beyond Emerson's erroneous sense of America embodying a hidden fraudulence — does "America" mean?

And Morsi saw little point in trying – the fact that the Brotherhood had been on the winning side in every post-revolutionary election gave them an erroneous sense of their own invincibility.

The American political scientist Samuel P. Huntington labeled the group "a watering hole for the elite" and coined the term "Davos Man," a pejorative reference to the WEF member, whom he believed possessed an erroneous sense of international identity.

versus the expected number of activated WSAPs with erroneous spectrum sensing techniques (Subfigure (b)).