Sentence examples for generalized assumption from inspiring English sources

However, our generalized assumption of different PRN per channel can be easily extended to capture such situations by dividing such a multi-band PRN into multiple virtual PRNs.

Such a generalized assumption is relevant in systems that share spectrum with other radio interfaces using a narrower bandwidth and possibly in situations where channel coding introduces a temporal correlation in interfering signals.

In order to find the suitable condition for a Hilbert space, we observe that there is no change in the proofs in [24 26] if we replace (1.4) by the following more generalized assumption: kappa (I-A) quad mbox{is idempotent for } kappa in mathbb {R}setminus {0}, or equivalently, (I-A)^{2}=kappa^{-1} (I-A) quad mbox{for } kappa in mathbb {R}setminus {0}.

In this study we make a generalized assumption: we equal the scientific community to their scientific output, and we equal the topics on which the scientists publish to the interests of the scientific community.

At first glance, the fact that the control figure evoked a greater N1 than the illusory figure in Experiment 1 goes against the generalized assumption that spatio-temporal modulations occurring within the time range of the N1 reflect the object processing of the illusory figure [5], [20], [56].

However, this generalized assumption may not hold true for all steroids, as illustrated by the apparent contradictory results for two glucocorticoids, beclomethasone and dexamethasone.

Existing regional approaches for estimating BCw require generalized assumptions and availability of stream chemistry data.

Generalized assumptions of multiple factors that may affect the reliability of such systems are introduced by developing multi-state operators that obey the commutative and the associative laws.

CFR at country level is often derived using many generalized assumptions, the validity of which is rarely proved.

By way of a conclusion, we can say that this paper presents an original procedure for the estimation of transgenerational epigenetic variability based on some generalized assumptions.

Our results demonstrate that either the chicken is too distant from humans or some of generalized assumptions under which PromiR was develop do not hold.