While they ran interference, a high-level executive in the wireless department" ordered employees to get ride of related data and replace computers to cover their tracks.
If the coexistence of multiple communication devices in, say, a smartphone is designed based on the average power of interchannel interference, a high excess-to-average power ratio of impulsive disturbances may degrade performance even when operating within the specifications.
Furthermore, the WL processing has been investigated to suppress inter-/intra-symbol interference, multiuser interference, and narrowband interference in a high data rate direct sequence ultra-wideband (DS-UWB) system [24].
Different from the deterministic channels, the addition of two layers of interference has a higher signal level than any of the two layers, i.e., the carry-over problem must be considered.
The modified Stroop test, a measure of executive functioning (29), was reported as the interference score; a higher score indicates worse function.
We find it reasonable that the "disability" items reflect pain interference to a higher degree in our study population of patients with adhesive capsulitis.
This chapter reviews a broad range of true experiments with precisely controlled conditions, intentional and controlled interference, and a high level of ability to falsify hypotheses, which are typically conducted in physical models or flumes.
However, the ability to properly adjust for occlusal interference requires a high level of skill from the dentist, because there is no objective consensus on an optimal method of adjusting for occlusal interference.
Therefore, interference by a high prevalence of mixed species infections (≈14% for the current survey) and cross-species immunity may contribute to the low prevalence of P. knowlesi in Thailand.
Among these three full-sisters, the relatively low recombination rate observed for 910002 in this interval may result from interference because a high crossover rate was observed in the neighboring region.
