Sentence examples for gain spread from inspiring English sources

The channel-to-channel offset spread referred to the input is only 28e−− rms, while the standard deviation of gain spread is 0.5% of the mean value.

Using a charge quantum of 200  fC, a linearity within ±2% for an input current range between 3  nA and 12   μA is obtained for individual channels, with a gain spread among the channels of about 3%.

For the proposed scheme, it is worth noting that the existence probability of JGMD seriously affects the gain spread along the diagonal of the upper triangular matrices.

Although the BD-JET decomposition has no specific constraint on the size of submatrices, the use of JET may still produce large gain spread across different subchannels in the decomposition procedure.

In this paper, we aim to alleviate the gain spread of the subchannels for each user and improve the SNR of the worst subchannels under the assumption that the same constellations are employed over all the subchannels by ignoring bit loading.

In addition, we note that the ratio r k majorizes r JET by majorization theory [14], and it is proved by the numerical evaluations in the next section that T i has relatively smaller gain spread in the diagonal than D i with high probability, which will lead to an improved smallest gain for the worst subchannels.

In fact, it would be a gain, spreading the very British genius of Turner across the planet whose natural forces and human tragedies he painted so well.

Eating unhealthy, calorically-dense foods is very common in many social circles, and research even suggests weight gain "spreads" in social groups, perhaps because people tend to follow the choices of their peers.

Plasmatocytes in HPO are not yet functionally mature, and gain spreading-ability only after discharge into the hemolymph [14].

Looking to the future, we need growth that is sustained by gains spread across the whole income distribution – not ever-more debt for those on the lowest incomes".

From 2000 onwards efficiency gains spread through the wider economy, especially in services such as retailing and wholesaling, helped by the deregulated and competitive nature of America's economy.