In this paper, we investigate "simple" coding schemes and their combination with ABL for MIMO-OFDM.
Therefore, we have been investigating simple systems that can be installed without significantly altering the current living environment.
One of Cantor's original approaches to CH was by investigating "simple" sets of real numbers (see Hallett (1984), pp. 3 5 and §2.3(b)).
The aim is to investigate simple discrete STC with respect to their usage in real-time decentralized control.
The above considerations suggest that substorms are intrinsically complex, possibly to the point that Birkeland's (1908) hope to investigate "simple storms" must be confounded.
Consequently, the proposed approach establishes a more unified analysis framework which can investigate simple FGP beams as well as complex FGP structural systems involving mixture of different materials.
Chi-squared tests were used to investigate simple associations between adoption of practices and various explanatory variables including region, milking system, herd size, and bulk tank somatic cell count.
Using finite element studies validated by a full-scale frame Cardington building test, we investigated simple and cost-effective modifications of single plate connections to resist the forces and deformations induced by thermal loads during a real fire scenario.
We investigate simple scenarios of sequential testing as well as scenarios where not all results can be published and used for subsequent rounds of testing.
We investigate simple sequential testing and scenarios where only a selected subset of results can be published and used for future rounds of test choice.
