Sentence examples for generalized selection from inspiring English sources

Later, the secrecy outage performance of single-input multiple-output (SIMO) CRNs using selection combining (SC) and generalized selection combining (GSC) was investigated in [7] and [8], respectively.

In order to deal with generalized selection combining and the proposed selection scheme, we use the analysis technique in[16].

We investigate the performance of coded diversity systems employing generalized selection combining (GSC) over Nakagami fading channels.

Overlapping decentralized linear quadratic control design problem for discrete-time time-varying systems is solved by using generalized selection of complementary matrices.

This is known as generalized selection combining (or hybrid selection/MRC)[17] and the MGF has been derived in[18] M ( s ) = 1 − s − 1 ∏ l = L + 1 N 1 − sL l − 1 (22) ⇒ | M ( s ) | = N !

For multiple-input multiple-output relay channels, [24] proposed a low complexity dynamic antenna switching between information decoding and energy harvesting based on the principles of the generalized selection combiner.

It's important to keep in mind that "sexual selection" in this table refers to the traditional notion of sexual selection and not the expanded "generalized sexual selection" that I describe further below (Table 1).

I suggest some approaches for improving modern evolutionary theory, including a "generalized sexual selection," a panpsychist extension of Darwin's theory of sexual selection that explicitly recognizes the role of mind at all levels of nature and which may play the part of a general theory of evolution better than natural selection theory.

I call my proposed approach "generalized sexual selection" because all evolutionary forces may be framed as types of sexual selection – if we recognize that sex goes beyond what we generally think of when we use this term.

I call this universal principle "generalized sexual selection".

The results of the aforementioned sections are naturally generalized to selection on multiple traits.