Sentence examples for mai from from inspiring English sources

All grew out mycobacterium avium-intracellulare, or MAI, from their lung secretions.

This proper estimation and subtraction of MAI from the received signal improves the system performance.

After obtaining the partially corrected subcarriers in the current cluster, the MAI from the neighboring clusters is reconstructed and canceled using the knowledge of the frequency offset value.

The CFO of an individual user is determined from a one-dimensional search where the MAI from other users is treated as noise.

After removal of the MAI from the c th cluster, the u th ( u ∉ Γ i c ) subcarrier value becomes [19] Ŷ ( u ) = Y ( u ) − ( X ̂ H ̂ ) c T g c, u (15).

However, in order to limit the Multiple Access Interference (MAI) from different users in a multicarrier based uplink due to imperfections in transmitter hardware, synchronization and Doppler spread, it is important to have some kind of power control to limit the difference in received power spectral density from different users.

Reporters David Kirkpatrick, in Cairo, and Steven Lee Myers, in Washington, wrote the Sept. 12 article, which included reporting from Osama Alfitory and Suliman Ali Zway from Benghazi, Mai Ayyad from Cairo, Eric Schmitt and Scott Shane from Washington, and Alan Cowell from London.

On stage, Obama was also joined by Mai Medhat from Egypt, Jean Bosco from Rwanda and Mariana Costa Checa from Lima – all young startup founders.

This result clearly establishes the common origin of the genetic material from which MAIs from MC-1 and MV-1 and the MIS from AMB-1 evolved.

Handel followed, with Joyce DiDonato the starry mezzo soloist in two well-known arias, Ombra Mai Fù from Xerxes and Ah Mio Corr! from Alcina.

Sucking a mai tai from this thing may feel queasily Freudian -- you can actually see the liquid slurp upward toward you -- but that's the point: Nicolas Denhez, a Miam-Miam co-founder, says he got his inspiration from the ergonomics of a baby-bottle nipple.