Sentence examples for mixed steering from inspiring English sources
That is, the mixed steering matrix contains the DOAs of all sources.
The mixed steering matrix in the spherical harmonics domain only contains the source DOA and range information.
According to (31) and (32), Us spans the same range as that of the mixed steering matrix YFN.
where Y FN Φ = Y F Φ Y N Φ ∈ C N + 1 2 × D is the new mixed steering matrix in the spherical harmonics domain and s FN k = s F T k s N T k T. In the spherical harmonics domain, the far-field and near-field mixed steering matrix is independent of the element positions of the sampled array.
Therefore, the signal subspace Us can be transformed into the mixed steering matrix YFN, that is, Us = YFNT, where T is a unique non-singular D × D matrix, called similarity transform matrix.
Based on the spherical harmonic model in (23), the common characteristics of the far-field and near-field sources lie in that only spherical harmonics in the mixed steering matrix contain the DOA information.
The Astra's mixed-bag performance is topped by steering that is notably quick and accurate and a beer-stein solidity expected of a German compact, even if this one is built in Belgium.
When I drive I can now use my left hand as well as my right, as it can grip a steering wheel and maneuver it, albeit with mixed capacity.
Its nicer touches seemed out of place — mixed in with the cloth seats and plasticky controls were chrome door handles, brushed-steel steering wheel trim and a tech package with satellite radio and the aforementioned navigation system.
The RMPC (outer) controller – responsible for steering the uncertain system state to a designed invariant (terminal) set – has a mixed structure consisting of a state-feedback component as well as a control-perturbation.
Some of the world's leading businessmen, notably Rupert Murdoch, pride themselves on steering clear of consultants; and many of those who cannot resist the witch-doctors' spell have decidedly mixed feelings about the results.
