Sentence examples for more flexible scheme from inspiring English sources

A more flexible scheme that leaves space for human agency to affect how events turn out has just two phases: the bubble and the crash.

In some situations, when a specified optimality is desired for signal reconstruction, a more flexible scheme is required.

We propose a much more flexible scheme that supports also RS-RS cooperation and any MIMO scheme that is used in a system.

Coexistence of cognitive radio and CDMA networks were studied in [18], where a more flexible scheme that utilized the average channel gain was considered.

Thus, with the availability of large numbers of genotyped markers, a more flexible scheme that would enhance the feasibility of applying FBAT would be to correct for population stratification from multiple markers rather than from any single marker.

Instead, most Eukaryotes adopt a more flexible scheme, as each gene appears only once (or very few times) in the genome.

The clearing of new lands and more flexible schemes of crop rotation and improved technology, such as better yokes and horse collars that allowed draft animals to pull plows that could effectively till the heavy soils of northern France, led to better harvests.

"There have to be reductions in the cost of playing, and more flexible schemes to allow more people to play," Mr Bartheld says.

In order to provide more flexible schemes, the scalable extension of H.264/AVC, namely, scalable video coding (SVC), [8] allows to encode in the same bitstream a wide range of spatiotemporal and quality layers.

This will contribute in more flexible system design for next-generation wireless systems as compared to other schemes.

Smaller low-cost operators have already forced THY to adopt a more flexible pricing scheme.