Sentence examples for group transmitting from inspiring English sources

However, such scenario requires that K=2K 1 and all K sensors are equally divided into two disjoint groups with sensors in each group transmitting on one orthogonal channel.

It usually involves the repetition of a manoeuvre throughout the group, transmitting the information of the attack quickly, faster than the group moves itself.

As BSs and UTs typically transmit on successive downlink and uplink frames, two groups need to be distinguished; the BS group transmitting on the downlink and the UT group transmitting on the uplink.

In 1917 Hülsenbeck, one of the founders of the Zürich group, transmitted the Dada movement to Berlin, where it took on a more political character.

An SIFS period after sensing the end of the transmission of STA, the STAs in the group transmit their frames simultaneously.

A safety panel overseeing the trial ended it on Monday when a review of the interim results showed that HIV infected only 13.1% of the babies born to the 310 women in the nevirapine group; in contrast, the 308 women in the AZT group transmitted the virus to 25.1% of their babies (roughly the same as the proportion of untreated women who infect their babies).

In our protocol, the source broadcasts the signal to the relay nodes during the first time slot, and during the second time slot, the two (or four) selected relays, from the available group, transmit the received signal to the destination node.

Let r r 2 ( k, l ) be the second part of the l th subgroup in the k th group transmitted from R 2, then the corresponding received part at is given by y d,o ( k, l ) = λ s H sd,o P s,o ( l ) u + H r 2 d r r 2 ( k, l ) + n d,o ( k, l ) (12).

Using the Laplace transformation, the ray groups transmitting in the laminated cylindrical shells under the shock load are yielded by means of the boundary conditions.

Comparatively large errors in fitting the P&I mortality data of the elderly (>64) were observed shortly after winter school closings in January, which may indicate the impact of younger, more active age groups transmitting influenza to other age groups outside of the school settings; in particular, to the elderly in the households.

Nonetheless, those in both groups transmitted the AIDS virus to their partners at the same rate.