Sentence examples for maximal information rate from inspiring English sources
And the optimal transmission strategy was derived to achieve various tradeoffs between maximal information rate and energy transfer.
Both information decoding (ID) receiver and energy harvesting (EH) receiver that are separated or co-located were investigated in [4], and the optimal transmission strategy was derived to achieve different trade-offs between maximal information rate and transferred energy.
Cmin(G) is the minimum cut of G, and the capacity Cmin(G) is the maximal possible information rate of network G.
In [22], a non-regenerative MIMO orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) relaying system was investigated, and the maximal achievable information rates of two protocols, time swithing-based relaying and power splitting-based relaying, were explored.
Their painterly intensity and formal composition derive from Henri Cartier-Bresson's definition of photography as "the decisive moment," the juncture of maximal effect and maximal information.
This approach guides experimental design, facilitating acquisition of the maximal information from single molecule experiments.
Ninety-six percent of respondents are represented by four preference types, all of which prefer maximal information exchange with physicians.
These markers have advantages over high throughput SNP markers, because the majority of SNPs is bi-allelic and information (heterozygosity) generated is low, whereas SSR mutational rates are a lot higher and the DNA slippage process creates a number of new alleles leading to the generation of maximal information (Ellegren [2004]).
Maximal information is the Shannon entropy obtained if Y = X.
The mean firing rate of CNS neurons (∼4 Hz) [ 6, 21] is much less than the rate that would maximize information coding capacity (half the maximal firing frequency or around 200 Hz for a refractory period of 2.5 ms) [ 7].
It measures the local maximal rate of information that two elements in a given network are able to exchange, a point-to-point measure of information exchange.
