Sentence examples for experience frequency from inspiring English sources
Surface water waves experience frequency shifts and wave shape modification when traveling on underlying currents.
Since wide-band channels experience frequency selectivity because of multipath effect single-carrier modulations necessitate the use of equalizers whose implementations are impractical due to their complexities.
The collected data consisted of two parts: (a) driver characteristics, such as, gender, age, years of driving experience, frequency of using expressway, and driver type; (b) diversion decisions under VMS.
By dividing the full available bandwidth into a large number of small orthogonal narrow bands or subcarriers each having bandwidth much less than the channel coherent bandwidth, the transmission over each subcarrier will experience frequency nonselective fading.
Slotted transmissions take place over a bandwidth B, which is divided into N b orthogonal subbands, each consisting of Nsc adjacent subcarriers and with a bandwidth B b = B/N b small enough to assume that all subcarriers in a subband experience frequency flat fading.
The results show that risk taking is influenced by three main factors: 1) the experience, frequency of participation and commitment, 2) the perception of risky environmental conditions, and 3) the individual risk-related trade-off including information, the desired experience and other given constraints such as time management or weather conditions.
Due to the ultrashort pulses, UWB indoor signals experience frequency-selective fading during transmission.
Since OFDM divides the wideband signal into many narrowband subcarriers, with proper cyclic prefixing, the individual subcarriers in an OFDM signal experience frequency-flat fading.
Table 1 displays the overall satisfaction/reported experience frequencies and scores.
Therefore, the system experiences frequency flat fading channels.
Continuous Doppler sounding considers that the sounding radio wave experiences frequency shift, known as Doppler shift, if the ionospheric layer from which the wave reflects moves or if processes occur that lead to plasma compression or rarefaction (Davies et al. 1962; Chum et al. 2012, and references therein).
