Sentence examples for interference state from inspiring English sources

Closed-loop algorithms become even more challenging in a network using reconfigurable antennas because knowledge of the interference state of the network would be needed.

The exchange of the interference state between the cells allows the base station to send a power control command to the user equipment (UE).

As a result, the research based on sample data shows that the velocity distribution of vehicles has different characteristics under different interference state, and vehicles driving velocities are significantly different under the friction interference and block interference.

Based on the data of interference of bicycles on vehicles' driving in typical road section in Beijing, this paper quantitatively analyzes the velocity changing tendency of vehicles under different interference, velocity distribution frequency, and critical transformation of different interference state.

However, the conclusion still stands that in experiment 1, 3, and 4, the participants showed stronger aftereffects than in experiment 2. The initial errors that occurred in the interference state of experiment 2 showed the environment learner's limited ability to generalize to targets that are far away from the initial training.

One theory in psychology, called interference, states that memories too similar in nature compete and create distortions in recollection.

She told BBC Radio Scotland's Good Morning Scotland programme that it was natural for there to "always be" a debate between MPs and MSPs, but she denied there had been the levels of interference stated by Ms Lamont.

Measurements clearly indicate that the system has three distinct interference states: (i) no interference, (ii) interference from RS signal solely, and (iii) interference from the data and RS signal.

Harbhajan quickly issued an apology, but he was also unhappy at the clergy's interference, stating "If they were unhappy, they should have called me and talked to me like a son".

It made Scalia the modern era's most influential and articulate judicial apostle of non-interference, states' rights, small federal government and a weak presidency.

A few critics object to the idea of government interference in state investments, but they are up against the moral high-ground.