Sentence examples for given interference from inspiring English sources

Matrices I and V are determined by a given network topology and a given interference range.

It is observed that only Proposed and Knowledge-based keep the given interference level for low and high SNR region.

In addition, for a given interference threshold (10−11) the throughput degradation is about 2 Mbps and 150 kbps for PF and max min fairness, respectively.

In the underlay CR, the secondary users (SUs) are allocated to utilize the spectrum of the primary users (PUs) as long as the interference caused by SUs at PUs is below a given interference threshold (also referred as interference temperature).

We can find that QoEW converges with the increase of iteration number and increases when P max increases from 8 W to 10 W under the given interference threshold.

For instant, by increasing the SINR constraint form Q∗=5 to Q∗=15 dB, for a given interference threshold (10−8) the throughput degradation is about 4 and 2.5 Mbps for PF and max min fairness, respectively.

Figure 5: (A) Monochromatic light incident on a pair of slits gives interference fringes (alternate light and dark bands) on a screen, (B) variation in the intensity of the light at the screen when both slits are open.

In downlink communications, HeNBs give interference to signals transmitted from HeNBs to FUEs in other femtocells as (5) and (5') in Figure3b.

In the scenario with FeICIC, the maximum spectral efficiency is lower than that with eICIC due to the data transmission of PS-LTE eNBs during power-reduced ABS, which gives interference to the UEs served by LTE-R eNBs.

In this scenario, full-band power to the 16-QAM power ratio is approximately 43 dB, which gives interference rejection ratio demand of 13 dB with 3-bit quantization (see Figure 7) matching to the 13 dB result seen in Figure 14.

In addition, the use of antibodies to specific proteins reduces the likelihood of measuring background interference from other carbonylated molecules (e.g. nucleic acids and lipids), which can otherwise give interference [6].