Sentence examples for in higher spectrum from inspiring English sources

Cooperative schemes have more communication overhead than non-cooperative solutions but may result in higher spectrum usage efficiency and sensing accuracy [4].

Meanwhile, by using an interference alignment (IA) transmission mode within small scale clusters, D2D users could transmit its data in higher spectrum efficiency.

The proposed schemes can avoid the performance loss of conventional DSTC schemes based on phase-shift keying (PSK) modulation in high spectrum efficiency via multiple amplitudes modulation.

From this derivation, we also notice that with the increase of N, besides the mainlobe becomes narrower, the central value of the PSD gets higher, which results in a higher spectrum efficiency.

A hot spot could e.g. be a large matrix crystal, that was hit directly by the laser beam, resulting in a higher spectrum intensity at this point.

This corresponds to the almost complete vanishing of XPS C1s peak shown in Figure 2 (higher spectrum).

Considering these challenges, the main contribution of this paper is to design a complete framework for the spectral awareness in CR networks achieving higher spectrum utilization and fairness.

There is a tradeoff between small steps, which take more scanning time, but result in higher transmission spectrum resolution and large steps, which take less scanning time but produce lower transmission spectrum resolution.

As the season changes, the shifting in solar spectrum can be seen in the magnitude of APE. Figure 5 shows that APE values were low in the winter season, indicating more energy in higher wavelength spectrum bands.

Notice that the FitError feature in itself is not very informative, because a high FitError cannot distinguish between components with a large alpha peak (which contain most probably neural activity) and components with an unusual high spectrum in higher frequency (which indicates muscle activity).

In a multiuser network, a single user signal usually occupies successive frequency bands in high-resolution spectrums.