Sentence examples for exploring frequency from inspiring English sources
Numerical results indicate that by exploring frequency diversity, we can significantly reduce the delay with negligible degradation in multicast throughput.
One modification to reduce this delay is to send many coded packets simultaneously on many subcarriers, that is, exploring frequency diversity.
These questions were similar to those used in other studies exploring frequency and severity of symptoms potentially indicative of a cancer (e.g., Goff et al, 2004).
The final version of the questionnaire (Appendix, see additional file 1) included 17-items exploring frequency of use as well as opinions about the scientific validity, clarity, relevance and readability of the book.
Exposure to heavy physical work was measured with 3 questions exploring frequency of moving patients manually in bed, frequency of lifting or supporting patients manually between bed and chair, and frequency of lifting, carrying, or pushing heavy objects.
After falling in love with electronic music while living in Costa Rica, he got into DJing and eventually made his way to London where he studied production, exploring frequencies and their effect on our state of mind.
The next step is SetiQuest.Org, an application that allows "citizen scientist volunteers to look for patterns in data from the ATA that might be missed by current algorithms, and help us explore frequency bands that are so full of signals that our detectors get confused", said Pierson.
In particular, we explore frequency diversity in a frequency-selective fading environment by sending coded packets over subcarriers.
More recently, Bédard et al. [42] and Bazhenov et al. [43] explored frequency dependence in local field potentials.
Instead, we focus on a haploid population in a constant environment, and explore frequency dependent fitness, which can be described by evolutionary game theory [ 6- 11].
We aimed to explore frequency, plating efficiency and osteoblastogenic potential of synovial mesenchymal progenitors and correlate them with intensity of local and systemic inflammation in patients with JIA.
