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Bio gains were not significantly different between the experimental section and sections 2, 3, or 4; Bio gains in section 5 were significantly lower than for other sections (see Table S1).

Therefore we have developed a weighting scheme which approximates the Max kz approach while allowing empirical adjustment between gains in sectioning and the signal-to-noise ratio.

This obtained gain is explained by the proved 27%% gain in Section 4, the suppressed latencies of twiddle factors and by the other described optimizations.

The detection performance is evaluated for different channel conditions to quantify the gain in Section 5, and the conclusions are given in Section 6.

For fair comparison of the amount of the latency, we extend the algorithm of LF-OSDMA to guarantee that the system never loses multiplexing gain in Section 5. Section 6 presents the analysis of the proposed method in terms of encoding, the effect of changing the number of initially selected users and the complexity at mobile terminal.

This difference in SNR requirement has been defined as SNR loss in Section 2. Further, the use of BCH coding reduces the required SNR for a target BER performance and the corresponding SNR gain is defined as coding gain in Section 2. The values for SNR loss and coding gain are summarized in Tables 8 and 9 respectively for various propagation models and various values of target BER.

In this section, we derive the gains presented in Section 4 obtained with the data-precoded algorithm comparatively with other cooperative algorithms.

The battle of the barriers will be judged by measuring sand losses or gains in each section.

The target suppression gain (discussed in Section 4.2.2) for Directional BSS degrades from 20 dB for the target signal at 0 ° to about 10 dB for the target signal at 90 °, where the target suppression performance is still acceptable, but the missing selectivity will suppress interfering sources located close to the target source as well.

There's a long-term capital gains rate component in Section 1256 contracts: 60% long-term capital gains and 40% short-term capital gains.

Table 2 summarizes the conclusions drawn and insights gained in this section on the performance of different cooperation strategies and resource allocation schemes in the high- and low-SNR regimes.