Sentence examples for more practical system from inspiring English sources

In Europe they have implemented a more practical system.

Now Donoghue is working to make a far more practical system.

In the second case, we consider a more practical system where each node can form a fixed number of beams of finite beamwidth.

In this article, adaptive resource allocation (ARA) is investigated for multiple primary networks based-cognitive radio networks under a more practical system model, where the bandwidth of each secondary user is assumed to be limited and the maximum allowable interference for each primary network is different.

Dugan described the process some three decades later: Dugan licensed this more practical system to Altec who produced 4- and 8-channel automixers for commercial installations such as hotels, conference rooms, courtrooms and city council chambers.

However, more practical systems have been studied in [6 8], which consider the presence of interference effects.

While 'triculture' models that include pericytes (Nakagawa et al., 2009) may show some useful additional properties (Al Ahmad et al., 2011; Ramsauer et al., 2002), endothelial-astrocyte models can show a BBB phenotype close enough to the in vivo situation to make more practical systems for mechanistic studies and permeability assays.

As the channel estimation algorithm is introduced to acquire CSI, the imperfection of CSI inevitably presents at this more practical UWB system.

Figure 8a shows the measured displacements d1 and d2 for the angles α=−10°⋯+100°, while Fig. 8b displays the forces F1=k d1 and F2=k d2 transformed into a more practical coordinate system: One component, Fnormal, points along the inward directed target normal, and the other one, Fin-plane, is the projection of the force vector onto the target surface.

That is good, and as clean, emissions-free hydrogen-based systems become more practical, natural-gas systems can be converted.Giving customers a choice could also provide a way for producers of renewables solar, wind, biomass, hydro to enter the market in response to genuine customer demand.

Further investigation should include more practical and general systems such as large-scale nonlinear systems and pure-feedback systems, and discrete-time systems.