Sentence examples for in contrast to the scheme from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the scheme in [6], the proposed scheme can exploit all OFDM symbols of pilot subcarriers for PU detection.
It is worthwhile to mention that, in contrast to the scheme proposed in [24], our scheme does not depend on the number of MACs (i.e., l).
In addition, the Zn concept implies that colonization of these settings by first life forms proceeded from the illuminated, photosynthesizing top to the bottom, in contrast to the scheme of Martin and co-workers in which life propagated from the bottom, "secure" part of the deep-sea hydrothermal FeS vent to the surface.
Furthermore, the signal decoding complexity individually involves each femtocell that requests interference cancellation, in contrast to the schemes in[7, 14].
In contrast to the schemes of direct dipolar coupling between NV centers, our scheme does not require short distance between NV centers.
In this scheme, in contrast to the OFDMA scheme, both sources are allowed to simultaneously transmit on every subcarrier.
As shown in Figures 5, 6, and 7, respectively, by dynamically tuning the DyTSA ratio α ji to maximize the relay data transmission with different capacity on receiving and transmitting links, the maximum system throughput of CRNs can be achieved by applying the DyTSA scheme in contrast to the fixed scheme.
In contrast to the coding scheme in [6], our proposed coding scheme requires the joint design of two codes.
We propose a multicarrier transmission scheme based on OFDM where, in contrast to the OFDMA scheme [10], each subcarrier can be used by both sources simultaneously.
In contrast to the traditional scheme relying only on channel sensing, the proposed prediction scheme takes advantage of state prediction, channel sensing, and acknowledgments (ACKs) from the receiver in an attempt to maximize the utility.
In contrast to the traditional scheme always performing sensing in each slot, the prediction scheme may skip the slot or directly transmit without sensing, so as to avoid sensing as much as possible.
