The result: no bandwidth waste and manifold increases in cell capacity for systems that use CDMA.
Some process philosophers have taken the experience of dynamic sameness in self-experience as the basis for constructing a process-metaphysical account of personhood that defines the core self as a unified manifold of actions and capacities, tendencies, and dispositions to (physical or psychical) actions (see e.g. Rescher 1996 ch.6).
If and denote geodesic balls centered at the point of a Riemannian manifold, we recall that is the capacity of the annulus, being the harmonic measure of (see [3, Section ] for instance).
The reality is that the root causes of the delays are manifold — airports with little or no spare capacity, a 1950s air traffic control system and burgeoning demand for direct flights to smaller cities.
Therefore, if substances are manifold and partless, they must have representational capacities.
The T ransit Commission, which has control of all vehicles of more than seven-passenger capacity, has installed a hot-spot manifold worked out by General Motors, on some of the bus lines.
As a result, iodation develops manifold (∼100%) increment in gravimetric and volumetric capacity of precursor graphite, when tested versus Li.
First, based on the differential manifold structure offered by the boundary of the MIMO BC capacity region, a gradient projection method on the boundary is developed.
The propellants are supplied to the injector manifold at a somewhat higher pressure, usually by high-capacity turbopumps (one for the fuel and another for the oxidizer).
The Model Penal Code endeavoured to meet the manifold difficulties of this problem by requiring that the defendant be deprived of "substantial capacity either to appreciate the criminality of his conduct or to conform his conduct to the requirements of the law" as a result of mental disease or defect.
