Sentence examples for maximum entry from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the inner product in Eq. 13 may be reduced to finding the maximum entry in r.

The average OFDM SNR can never be larger to its maximum entry and is only equal for frequency flat channels.

The first four columns of U after normalising the patterns so that each column has maximum entry 1 are shown in Table 2.

After doing this, the BS selects the (i + 1 th user and the effective channel with the maximum entry from the feedback matrix Fi+1in (8).

In the following, the various steps involved in the proposed algorithm are described: 1. Construct an S × K matrix G ̃ which is the permuted version of G such that the maximum entry in each row, i.e., of each subchannel, is greater than the maximum entry of the following row.

If N were set at 25, then the game would have an expected value of $25, and that would be the maximum entry price which a rational agent would pay to play (as in Hacking's intuition).

Looking at the maximum entries, we observe some specializations with rather low representations in both groups of physicians, which is especially the case for lung doctors, urologists, laboratory diagnostics and radiologists.

More on our data analysis: the maximum online entry price - excluding early-bird offers - for a standard UK adult (non- UKA affiliated) were included in our numbers.

If you have any questions about how to enter or otherwise in connection with the Prize Draw, please email [email protected] with "Readers Glastonbury Ticket Prize Draw" in the subject line. 5. Maximum one entry per person per day.

But in any case, it's not at all clear that risk-aversion can explain why the St . Petersburggame would be widely intuited to have a fairly small maximum rational entry fee, while so many people are willing to risk very large sums of money for highly unlikely huge payoffs in other games.

Only the vehicle categories with higher proportion have been selected for each intersection; i.e., two-wheelers at intersections A and intersection B and four-wheelers at intersection C. No direct relation between aggressive behavior and the number of rejected gaps is evident from the data as the maximum forced entry occurs with zero rejected gap (i.e., lag) at all the intersections.