Sentence examples for limited data rate from inspiring English sources

The cooperatability for linear discrete-time multi-agent systems is investigated with unmeasurable states and limited data rate.

However, the main challenge of the conventional CSK is its limited data rate by the length of the signature sequence.

Recently, broadband PLC and narrow-band PLC helped utilities to overcome the limited data rate that has reached more than 200 Mbps [11].

With regard to the limited data rate, we made our encoder able to support different scans patterns, i.e., different groupings for the components of the input image.

In this paper, we designed a dedicate hardware implementation for FPGA of a JPEG encoder with high real-time reconfigurability, paying particular attention to the problems of wireless networks, i.e., the limited data rate and the sensitivity to noise.

A motivating real world example could be a sensor network where sensing delays must be limited, data rates may be pre-allocated, and energy consumption should be minimal.

Another factor limiting data rates is the significant attenuation with large loop lengths, resulting in marginal data rates even when all upstream bands are used.

In our system, we first model the usersʼ location and activity histories as a user location activity rating tensor.1 Because each user has limited data, the resulting rating tensor is essentially very sparse.

While there is some evidence of a reciprocal relationship between obesity and depression, there are limited data about the rates of depression among general practice patients who are underweight, normal weight, overweight, and obese.

Previous studies have reported an excess burden of cancer and mortality in populations with chronic hepatitis B (HBV) or C (HCV), but there are limited data comparing hospitalization rates.

In countries in these regions, more limited data on the local rate of Hib disease may be adequate to allow evidence-based decisions about introducing Hib vaccine and to provide a basis for national advocacy for, and commitment to, such decisions.