Sentence examples for modeling of channel from inspiring English sources

We propose that in silico modeling of channel variation in realistic cell and network models will be crucial to future strategies assessing mutation profile pathogenicity and drug response in individuals with a broad spectrum of excitability disorders.

The modeling of channel path gain matrix ΩN,Kfor a single-user and the multi-user environments can be well understood from the following Lemma.

Such a set-up allows for the investigation of channel tracking, channel estimation [44], synchronization [11, 49], MIMO gains, AMC and feedback optimization [13], receiver structures [14] (neglecting interference and impact of the scheduling,a modeling of channel encoding and decoding [15, 50], and physical layer modeling [51], which can be used for system level abstraction of the physical layer.

Furthermore, receiver structures (typically neglecting inter-cell interference and impact of scheduling, as this increases simulation complexity and runtime dramatically) [14], modeling of channel encoding and decoding [15], physical-layer modeling crucial, for system level simulations [16], and the like are typically analyzed on link level.

The social enterprise model of Channel 4 means that its surplus is not distributed.

A descriptive model of channel avulsion illustrates how the morphology of a single channel reach will evolve through time as it captures the main flow path and is itself eventually abandoned.

A simulation model of channel formation through recursive marsh island conglomeration in river deltas reproduced the scaling behavior of the empirically observed marsh channels, thereby linking observed patterns to the underlying generative process.

The numerical results were then compared with the results of experiments wherein physical models of channel section structures were subjected to a full range of load conditions until their failure.

Remote sensing technologies have not yet proven effective under forested canopies, suggesting that predictive models of channel head locations are the best solution to the impracticality of field-mapping the millions of these features that exist in the U.S. alone.

Here, we formalized the physical influence of salmon spawning on stream beds into a model of channel profile evolution by altering the critical shear stress required to move stream bed particles.

sQualNet allows using the QualNet's detailed models of channel, propagation, mobility, etc.