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In 1927 Clinton Joseph Davisson and Lester Germer of the United States observed diffraction and hence interference of electron waves by the regular arrangement of atoms in a crystal of nickel.

Hence, interference would lead to poor overall error performance for a user.

We consider that all tiers share the full spectrum and, hence, interference exists between tiers.

Also, having P d =1 enables the secondary users to avoid scenario 3. Hence, interference is not caused to the primary users.

Deploying a relay between a source and a destination cannot only overcome shadowing due to obstacles but also reduce the required transmitted power from the source and hence interference to neighboring nodes.

In multi-tier cellular networks, interference is increasingly becoming a major performance-limiting factor, and hence, interference modeling, coordination, and avoidance are the primary focus of interest for both the industry and academic communities.

Implicit in this SINR expression is the fact that the users are equipped with simple receivers that do not try to decode the signal of other users, and hence the interference present in the received signal is treated as noise.

Hence, the interference signal is considered to contain late reverberation and the noise, while the desired speech signal is formed by the direct path and some early reflections.

Hence, the interference at D2D users is weak enough compared to the noise which means P cr →0, P bi →0, N 0/P cr →∞ and N 0/P bi →∞.

The licence fee is designed to make the BBC independent of the cycle of annual government spending decisions and hence political interference, while sustaining it as a universal public service.

Hence an interference is not merely ascribable to an agent.