Sentence examples for maximum diversity in from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kundera talks of Europe's "maximum diversity in minimum space" — a notion perhaps as powerful as "liberté, egalité, fraternité," or "all men are created equal".
In the period when the Russian world tried to reshape my small country in its image, I formulated my own ideal of Europe thus: maximum diversity in minimum space.
"The Curtain" is constructed much the same as its predecessors: a loose sequence of separately titled, more or less topically focused reflections that are each in turn broken into smaller segments with titles like "The Multiple Meanings of the Word 'History' " and "Maximum Diversity in Minimum Space".
MAXIMUM DIVERSITY IN MINIMUM SPACE A European, whether he is nationalist or cosmopolitan, rooted or uprooted, is profoundly conditioned by his relation to his homeland; the national problematic may be more complex, more grave in Europe than elsewhere, but in any case it is different there.
From (65), the theoretical achievable maximum diversity in this case is 36.
In addition, the maximum diversity in multiple domains is the product of the maximum diversities in each separated domain.
This result implies that an upper bound on the maximum diversity is the sum of the maximum diversities in each separated path, and the maximum diversities in each path are affected by the spatial correlation of the links between the transmitter and the receiver across different paths and the channel temporal correlation.
In addition to exploiting the maximum diversity gain in frequency, time and space, the proposed scheme enjoys high coding advantages and low-complexity decoding.
In this article, we designed COSTBCs that achieve the maximum diversity gain in a multi-hop wireless network with low decoding complexity.
In this section, we explicitly construct COSTBCs that achieve the maximum diversity gain in an N-hop network.
The problem we consider in this article is to design DSTBCs that achieve the maximum diversity gain in an N-hop network.
