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In encryption process, each channel of the user image is phase encoded, modulated by random phase function and then gyrator transformed to get the gyrator spectrum of user image.
Unfortunately, there still exists a gap between the theory and practice, because the shifting Gabor windows modulated by random measurement matrix is hard to be realized with simple circuit, and its complexity and synchronization precision also greatly affect the reconstruction performance.
While natural selection is not itself a random process, its effects are often modulated by random events (such as accidental death); that said, in addition to mutation, evolutionary trajectories are influenced by what are essentially random processes such as founder effects and population bottlenecks (Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky, 2008).
This signal could be modulated by a random signal.
A train of Gaussian monocycle pulses (GMP), modulated by a random data sequence of 800 Mb/s, is detected successfully by the detector.
Although the size of LRP6-ICD (∼20 kDa) and AES (∼25 kDa) allow for nuclear diffusion [60], it is reasonable to assume the transcriptional activity of the Wnt pathway is not modulated by the random diffusion of effector proteins.
The second proposed method is dedicated to the case where the pilots are modulated by a pseudo random sequence, authors in [24] proposed to exploit the properties of the pseudo random generator.
In the experimental setup, a LED is modulated by a pseudo-random binary sequence (PRBS), non return-to-zero (NRZ) signal.
The signal is first modulated by a pseudo-random maximal-length sequence of +1's, alternating at or faster than the Nyquist frequency of the received signal, called the chipping sequence, p t).
The first solution is based on the use of random fingerprints modulated by a different projection matrix for each client.
The ground velocity is expressed as a steady-state function or a stationary random process modulated by an envelope function.
