Bear Stearns said that two senior executives, Alan D. Schwartz, 51, and Warren J. Spector, 43, would be promoted to jointly serve as president and chief operating officer.
Why did Mr MacAskill reject the opportunity of allowing al-Megrahi to die in a Scottish hospital, where the interests of justice and compassion would have been jointly served?
On the subchannel considered, a user is jointly served by all BSs.
Our cooperative relaying proposal allows the cooperating radio access points (base station or relay station) to utilize any multiantenna technique used by the system to jointly serve users.
This paper focuses on downlink CoMP-JP, where BSs jointly serve the scheduled UEs by sharing the data to be sent.
In the case of cooperative relaying they are jointly served by BS and RS if the received signal power of the two radio access points is within 20 dB.
This is because users are randomly located in the cells and it is preferred for satellite antenna feeds to focus on a smaller beam size in order to reduce interference to neighboring cells while users outside the cell can be jointly served by all feeds.
Unlike the aforementioned references where a coordinated beamforming algorithm was designed assuming a fixed coordinated BS cluster, in [5], the authors investigated a novel multicell coordinated beamforming framework with dynamic cooperation clusters where each user is jointly served by a small set of BSs.
Multicell joint processing is based on the idea that signal processing does not take place at individual base stations (BSs), but at a central processor which can jointly serve the user terminals (UTs) of multiple cells through the spatially distributed BSs.
Athens-Clarke County confirms that the tree is in the right-of-way, and is thus "accepted for care" by municipal authorities; according to city-county officials, local government and the owners of the adjacent property jointly serve as "stewards" for the care of the tree, while Athens' Junior Ladies' Garden Club serves as its "primary advocate".
