Sentence examples for method that simultaneously from inspiring English sources
Feedforward is a linearization method that simultaneously offers wide bandwidth and good intermodulation distortion suppression; so it is a good choice for Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) systems.
Feedforward is a linearization method that simultaneously offers wide bandwidth and good Intermodulation distortion (IMD) suppression, and so it is a good choice for an OFDM system.
Thus, if we want to decrease BER, we have to choose a channel estimation method that simultaneously maximizes |μ XY | and minimizes μ XX.
Feedforward is a linearization method that simultaneously offers wide bandwidth and good IMD suppression; therefore it is suitable for an OFDM signal.
Accordingly, there is a need to develop a method that simultaneously reflects the cost and environmental impact in the decision-making process.
We define a local search method that simultaneously looks for the least cost topology of the network and for the optimal diameter of each pipe.
Other species on the list are harvested using methods that simultaneously decimate countless other species.
Recent research [10, 11, 12, 13, 14] has developed calibration methods that simultaneously estimate all model inputs and parameters, while using the outputs of the model directly (instead of approximating the linkage between the calibration variables and the data).
To evaluate the differing scenarios of recurrent gene flow and ancestral polymorphism we used two coalescent-based methods that simultaneously estimate gene flow and divergence times.
More importantly, we have cast the problem in a framework that allows a "meta-analysis" of any method, and all parameters of those methods, that simultaneously ranks algorithms on two criteria: accuracy, defined here as closeness in tertiary structure, and reproducibility, defined as sample-to-sample consistency.
Ideally though, one should develop corridor-building methods that simultaneously account for coverage of many biodiversity features, connectivity, costs, and other relevant factors (e.g., Rouget et al. 2006).
