Sentence examples for far ratio from inspiring English sources
Firstly, near-far problem in indoor pseudolite positioning system is analyzed, and the near far ratio is presented.
The number of sources was set to 2. The near far ratio (NFR) was set to -10 dB, where the NFR is defined as 10 log ( A 2 2 A 1 2 ) ).
The input SNR is also defined as SNR = 10 log 10 ( σ 1 2 / σ n 2 ), and the near-far ratio (NFR) is defined as NFR = 10 log 10 ( σ k 2 / σ 1 2 ), k ≠ 1.
Unless otherwise mentioned, the following parameters are assumed: N = 8, P = 4, K = 4, G = 32, L = 4, Eb/N0 = 10 dB, and NFR = 0 dB, where the NFR (near-far-ratio) is defined as the ratio of MAI power to signal power.
Western countries have a far higher ratio of personal waste.
Wallace has gone "Weyyyy" at him with a far higher ratio than the other remaining contestants.
Thus far, the ratio of positive to negative information uploaded has been about three-to-one.
So far the ratio of Time to Manuscript (T2M) has yielded roughly one "great book" every seven years.
The study also reveals that blacks are incarcerated in Connecticut at a rate 13 times higher than whites, a far higher ratio than in almost any other state.
It was true: the Samurai show had a far higher ratio of male viewers than the nearby rooms containing European paintings, higher than I'd ever seen in any museum.
He may be on pace for 28 fewer strikeouts than Niekro had in 1977, but he has averaged 9.2 per 9 innings pitched, a far superior ratio to Niekro's 7.1.
