Sentence examples for interference as described from inspiring English sources

Step 3: The WISP broadcasts the imposed interference to all users ( sum limits_{j=1}^N{G}_j{P}_j ) and each user i defines his sensed interference, as described in the NOMA technique.

For instance, the cross-tier interference as described in Figure1 shows that to avoid the interference to nearby MUEs, FBS should regulate its power adaptively based on gi,m (channel gain between FBS i and MUE m).

These are symbol-interleaved to produce μ x 1, μ x 2, …, μ x n T which, in turn, are used in SIC-MAP-MIMO to remove the ICI and CAI interference as described in (13) and (14).

The WISP broadcasts the imposed interference to all users ( sum limits_{j=1}^N{G}_j{P}_j ) and each user i defines his sensed interference, as described in the NOMA technique.

Each state was additionally purified by a polarizer (P) to ensure orthogonality of the polarization states, and to suppress inter-state interference as described by Ju et al. [ 34].

There is some evidence for "pain interference" as described by Crombez et al. [ 2] to be the predominate causative factor for the increased postural sway in pain sufferers [ 3, 4].

Tap water samples were tested at the Trace Element Analysis Core at Dartmouth using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) with a quadrupole collision cell 7500c Octopole Reaction System ICP mass spectrometer (Agilent) and helium as a collision gas to remove polyatomic interferences, as described previously by Karagas et al. (2001).

In vivo virus transduction to interference IKKα in C57BL/6 mice was performed as described elsewhere (Nakamura et al., 2004).

Here, link L3 serves as LUT and the same selection of interference link as described in previous measurements is used.

As pointed out beforehand, logically centralized control allows for efficient resource coordination among cells, which is particularly useful for solving inter-cell interference problem as described in the use cases below.

Images of MT shrinking were recorded every 60 s for about 10 min. MT depolymerization reactions with non-fluorescent wild-type microtubules were imaged using differential interference microscopy as described above.