The phrase "minimum required time" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the least amount of time that is necessary or expected to complete a task or achieve a goal. Example: The job posting states that the minimum required time for this position is three years of experience in a similar role.
But under a 1997 law meant to keep mentally ill juveniles from being held in detention centers where they cannot get proper treatment, youths in Texas who are serving indeterminate sentences and who have completed their minimum required time in custody are released to parents or guardians.
We compute the minimum required time for spectrum sensing based (only) on the temporal characteristics of the PU for both constant and random cases.
Therefore, the minimum required time difference is distinctly larger when using maximum values which would not have been acceptable for the present retrospective evaluation of available data.
Assuming that these resources are paid-per-use as in a cloud environment, it is essential to spend only the minimum required time on the proposed configurations.
In this section we provide an example, continuing form Example 1 in Section 6, for a WiMedia-UWB based CR to detect a WiMax terminal with 90% confidence and the minimum required time to sense the spectrum.
The minimum required time if at least 4 most important tasks were done was 6 minutes 53 sec (n = 28).
For example, the time taken by PIC16LF88 to complete an analog to digital conversion is 65.974 µ s, including 54 µ s computation time (108 instructions with 8 MHz clock frequency) and 11.974 µ s acquisition time (minimum required acquisition time [27]).
Different k-space sampling schemes can be characterized by their minimum required imaging time.
We also study the minimum required sensing time for the CR node to reliably detect the narrow band PU given its temporal characteristics.
We also study the minimum required sensing time for the wideband CR to reliably detect the narrowband PU with a given confidence level considering its temporal characteristics.
They assume that the primary user spectral occupancy can be modeled with a Poisson law and derive analytically the minimum required sensing time for the cognitive radio to detect the primary user.
