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Furthermore, the PMix-OFDM with more redundancy has smaller OOBE and causes less interference to the PU.

That is, HeNB j incurs less interference to MUE than HeNB j + 1 for j = 1, 2,..., | F 1 |-1.

The effect of anions other than hydroxide (Fig. 6) showed less interference to fluoride sorption on SD AA and the trend follows hydroxide > iodide > chloride > sulphate ions.

In addition, using transmit power control, WSAs can adjust their transmit power after negotiating with neighboring WSAs to generate less interference to neighboring WSAs.

The selection of outdoor antennas in the backhaul link increases the probability of having LOS conditions with the macro BS, resulting in reduced transmission power and less interference to nearby femtocells.

Fig. 1 Periodical spectrum sensing and simultaneous sensing/transmitting. Compare the periodical spectrum and simultaneous sensing/transmitting at the same spectrum hole duration, we can find that the simultaneous sensing provides a higher spectrum utilization and less interference to PU.

The average beam pattern and the average gains for an arbitrary number of CR nodes of PODB method are discussed, showing that CR nodes can constructively transmit signals to DCR users with less interferences to LU via employing the PODB method to form and direct main beams towards directions of DCR users while nulls towards directions of LU.

When the traffic loading is high, the newly traffic flow chooses the appropriate transmission power level along less interference path to transmit the data packets in order not to create intolerable interference to the existing transmissions.

The resulting vector contains significantly less interference compared to when the soft estimates in get better from iteration to iteration.

They include numbers on satisfaction with Westminster's museums and theatres, even though none of them is owned or run by the council.In theory, well-behaved councils are subject to less interference and trusted to get on with their jobs.

Less transmit power translates to less interference which leads to better spatial channel reuse.