Sentence examples for larger cooperating from inspiring English sources
Because a larger cooperating set means that each HeNB with stronger measurement capability can monitor more interference sources, and the more precise SINR term can be obtained.
"I think they will by and large cooperate, but we're going to want some proof that there's a genuine threat".
But they experience that same pleasure — a "reward response" in the orbitofrontal cortex — in even larger amounts when cooperating with someone they do not view as a competitor.
Furthermore, a larger number of cooperating neighbors will improve the DJPCBO performance.
Cooperation levels achieved by the innovative long-term best-takes-over strategy adoption rule are shown on the bottom panel of Figure 2. At temptation values smaller than T = 3.8 the innovative long-term version of the best-takes over strategy adoption rule outperformed Q-learning, which resulted in a larger proportion of cooperating agents (cf. top and bottom panels of Figure 2).
A 56-page memo filed to court by US authorities on Friday said that prosecutors plan to use at trial "a large coterie of cooperating witnesses", including dozens of people who claim to have had face-to-face dealings with Guzmán and US-based drug distributors who were supplied by the Sinaloa cartel.
A large number of cooperating mobile devices would be beneficial to find always ideal cooperating partners and to reduce the download time even more.
The problem was not only excessive government meddling, but large established firms cooperating to protect their market share and erect barriers to new entrants.
A scale-free connection degree distribution implies that some dominant study enterprise with large number of cooperating nodes attached may be in place.
In the limiting scenario of the large number of cooperating BSs, these two array topologies are expected to be equivalent [25].
Actually, when the power constraint is large enough, the "cooperating" transmitting mode will not occur (this is the explanation for the reduction in the gain gap that is observed as the power constraint increases).
