Sentence examples for more general interference from inspiring English sources

In this case, however, the errors produced are not necessarily associated with a shift back to the old rule, suggesting that rule reactivation leads to a more general interference effect.

To test whether the results of RA treatment were due to specific effects on AP patterning or instead due to a more general interference with limb development, we examined a marker for proximal-distal (PD) patterning in mouse and chick limb buds— Hoxa13 (Tamura et al., 1997; Mercader et al., 2000; Yashiro et al., 2004).

For the more general mixed interference channels, the capacity region is unknown and the achievable sum-rate expression is non-convex over the precoding matrices, there is no efficient algorithm available to find the optimal precoding matrices [15].

In [9], the soft-metrics-based analysis has been generalized to the more general spectrum sharing "interference-limited" cognitive context.

The question whether hyperon polarizations also have a more general origin than stemming from interference of specific amplitudes is discussed.

Let us now consider the more general case where the self-interference backscattering and the signal-of-interest forward scattering are not perfectly overlapped.

Note that our proposed interference model is more general than the protocol of Gupta and Kumar [1].

In [22], a more general cognitive relay system with primary users' interference has been investigated.

Differentiated from the tone interference, with a bandwidth of 100 MHz and centralized at 5.8 GHz, another more general narrowband signal is also considered as the external interference to UWB receivers in this experiment.

Figure 10 The interference under SS-SA strategy for different C. In this example, we will study more general cases that the number of channel, channel's parameters, and interference tolerances are different.

In a more general case, the demodulator needs to deal with self-interference.