The new proposed multiuser spectrum sharing scheme proves its ability to provide jointly fairness among users and QoS support for high-priority users.
Furthermore, the aforementioned different versions of the RP algorithm are compared against [10], where data rates are jointly allocated among the users alongside transmission powers, and [15], where the system is designed towards maximizing its uplink sum rate.
Ideas and concepts were jointly discussed among both authors.
Ideas and concepts were jointly discussed among all authors.
In other words, once tested successfully as single genes, a set of several oral bacterial genes (related or even non-related) could be assembled and the distribution pattern jointly compared among human individuals.
Mr. Wien's descendants ended up suing Helmsley-Spear for the right to install new management at nine jointly owned buildings, among them the Empire State Building.
Professor Feinberg edited many other books, jointly and alone, among them "The Problem of Abortion" (Wadsworth, 1973), for which he wrote the introduction.
Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. extending new federal recognition to same-sex marriages in many states and announcing that same-sex spouses cannot be compelled to testify against each other and should be eligible to file jointly for bankruptcy, among other federal guarantees.
Italy's air force is not in the precision-bombing business.These gaping holes in the continent's arsenal were the sort of thing Massimo D'Alema and Tony Blair, prime ministers of Italy and Britain, had in mind when they jointly declared on July 20th that "among the clear lessons of Kosovo" was a "pressing need for improved European military capabilities".
This has implications on multi-user discrete resource allocation algorithms, as these can be designed to jointly optimize transmit power among users even in large-scale scenarios.
