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As Professor ST Carrington, head of astronomy and astrophysics, has written to Cheshire East Council: "The potential electrical interference generated from this development is of considerable concern".

In this context, we consider the application of joint signal alignment (SA) and physical network coding (PNC) for the uplink of heterogeneous networks, in order to cancel the interference generated from small-cells at the macro-cell user terminal.

The interference generated from the SUs need to be constrained to protect the PUs.

The (upsampled) interference generated from the sidelobes of the other subcarriers can be computed as (2).

The reason for that can be found in the distribution of the interference generated from the distortion terms in in (17).

Another study focusing on femto cell networks has handled the uplink interference generated from the macro cell users to the femto BSs by aligning the received signals of macro cell users in the same subspace at each femto BS [18].

Considering the interferences generated from two uncoordinated cells, the proposed resource allocation algorithm is used for the two coordinated cells.

The third constraint is that the summation of interferences generated from M data users is limited by ∑ i = 1 M p i g i ≤ P R max.

This shows that the noise in the spectra generated from imprecise mixing is much smaller than the noise generated from the electronic and mechanical interferences present in the experimental setup.

Biomedical signals are usually contaminated by noise generated from sources such as power line interference and disturbances produced by the movement of the recording electrodes.

The capacity of mobile ad hoc networks is constrained by the intra-flow interference introduced by adjacent nodes on the same path, and inter-flow interference generated by nodes from neighboring paths.