Sentence examples for given a transmission from inspiring English sources

More precisely, given a transmission range, a node is broadcasting to all nodes in the set (1).

So far, we have seen that Problem 2, which minimizes the energy consumption given a transmission deadline, can be solved by SUMT Algorithm, and Problem 2 is equivalent of Problem 1 by means of solutions.

Given a transmission power constraint P0 = 42 dBm, Figure 6 indicates that the proposed power allocation scheme consumes less power than EPA under different throughput requirement (e.g., when R s = 1Mbps, EPA needs Z = 1.22 while JMPC-PA only requires Z = 0.86).

The augmented data approach is illustrated in figure 2. If we knew the precise times when acquisitions of the organism occurred and which patients were positive on admission, then, given a transmission model, we could construct an expression for the likelihood directly.

Given a transmission risk of 50% and a recurrence risk of <1% for autosomal dominant de novo mutations, compared with a transmission risk of <1% and a recurrence risk of 25% for autosomal recessive inheritance, the relatively high number of de novo mutations in our cohort will have significant implications for genetic counseling of our patients and their relatives.

Figure 2 gives a transmission electron microscopy (TEM) image of the QDs dispersed on a Cu grid, acquired with a FEI spectrometer (G2F20, Tecnai, Amsterdam, The Netherlands).

When you divide the estimated 8 herds into the total number of herds (23,820) in which semen from the three implicated AI bulls had been used, then this gives a transmission efficacy of approximately 1/3,000 inseminations.

The packet and the ACK time (T packet,T ack ) are the transmission time of a packet and an ACK given a specified transmission speed, respectively.

Given a fixed transmission power per unit area, a higher spatial node density or temporal sampling rate means less transmission energy per sample, which usually degrades performance due to a lower signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the receiver.

This paper proposes an analytical approach to the robust design of mechanisms, to achieve motion and accuracy requirements given a desired transmission ratio and allowable geometrical variations.

Given a certain transmission power of the base station, propagation loss can be related to RLASS [7].