Sentence examples for micro sectors and from inspiring English sources

Micro UEs are subject to inter-cell interference from neighboring micro sectors and potentially the interference from the access links of nearby MNs.

To help compare different technical solutions, METIS provides implementations of the path-loss and shadowing channel models for the macro and micro sectors [14].g The METIS path-loss and shadowing modeling is based on ray tracing and takes into account the positions of the BSs and the geometry of the Madrid grid to ensure correct spatial property of the channels.

Micro users are subject to interference from micro sectors close by and the access links of MNs.

As suggested by METIS, the small scale fading coefficients are generated according to the ITU-R urban macro cell (UMa) and urban micro cell (UMi) channel models for the macro and micro sectors, respectively [14].

Detailed descriptions of the ITU-R UMa and UMi channel models are given in [60].h A non-line-of-sight (NLOS) propagation condition is considered for the macro sectors, and for the micro sectors line-of-sight (LOS) propagation is considered if the receivers are on the same street as the transmitters, otherwise the channel is considered to be NLOS.

Access links of MNs suffer from interference from nearby micro sectors.

2) the method adopted is appropriated, but it could be relevant applied clustering techniques to detect the profiles of micro-sectors (scientific fields), and find clusters of scientific fields, which although belonging to different areas have similar; 3) the paper deserves a greater depth to allow you to specify in detail the analysis.

Each micro BS has two sectors and transmits at the 2.6-GHz band with an 80-MHz bandwidth.

And while his work continues to develop and refine within the abstract micro-sector that he has made his own, his deep subject remains himself and his life.

The second commission's criteria were implemented in the Norwegian Patients' Rights Act [ 30] with the intention to be used at all levels of the health care system (macro, meso, and micro) and in both sectors (somatic and mental health).

Micro-packed beds (µPBs) are seeing increasing use in the process intensification context (e.g. micro-reactors), in separation and purification, particularly in the pharmaceutical and bio-products sectors, and in analytical chemistry.