Sentence examples for more efficient modulation from inspiring English sources

This capability, known as rate diversity, allows an 802.11 device to use more efficient modulation schemes during better channel conditions.

The employment of Donor1 π Donor2 chromophores in contrast to the classical Donor π Acceptor molecules shows a more efficient modulation of the first hyperpolarizability upon oxidation.

For example, doubling the used bandwidth and going from 16-QAM to 4-QAM increases the energy consumption by a factor of two, but at the same time reduces it by 3.16 times due to the more efficient modulation which results in a net reduction of 1.58 times.

Consequently, it is less likely that a more spectrally efficient modulation scheme can be used by the cell-edge users.

However, as we will show in the next sections, the relation between 16-QAM and QPSK defines an inherent trellis structure that can be used to bring the performance closer to the one that would be obtained with the more power efficient modulation scheme.

We further guessed that the neurons may happened to be organized in a more efficient way underlying surrounding modulation conditions, which helps to process larger images efficiently with the same number of neurons.

Although another class of amp, Class-D, can be more efficient by using pulse-width modulation (PWM) technology, these do not sound as good as Class-A or Class A/B.

New and more efficient treatment options, based on modulation of the inflammatory response together with direct control of the microbial biofilm, are needed for management of periodontal disease (40).

Higher data rates in the downlink require for example, higher-order modulation schemes and more efficient receiver algorithms to overcome intersymbol interference (ISI) and, additionally for direct-sequence code-division multiple access (DS-CDMA) systems, multiple access interference (MAI).

It has been proposed that these peculiar characteristics of KO composition render it more efficient than fish oil in the modulation of activity and expression of many enzymes involved in lipid metabolism in animal models [ 10, 12].

Despite the fact that natural 50-kHz calls tended to be more efficient in eliciting behavioral changes, amplitude and frequency modulation is apparently not a necessary prerequisite for the appetitive value of 50-kHz calls.