Sentence examples for multiple user terminals from inspiring English sources

Another rich area is cellular systems where multiple user terminals can cooperate for up or down link MIMO operation.

A distributed approach to downlink multibase beamforming, which allows for the multiplexing of multiple user terminals randomly located in a network with multiple base stations, is presented.

When multiple antenna user terminals are considered, often it is assumed that all user terminals have the same number of antennas.

In online communications the number of Internet users (3.8 million) slightly exceeded the number of personal computers (3.3 million), reflecting the presence of multiple users per terminal and of public computer stations.

In this paper, we aim to design transceivers for the large-scale antenna system where multiple streams are designated for user terminals with multiple receive antennas.

One of the project's first contributions was to expand and provide hardware for Corbató's 1961 Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS) software, which permitted multiple users at dispersed terminals to run programs centrally located on one machine.

We consider the downlink of a multicell system comprised of base stations (BSs) and user terminals equipped with multiple antennas respectively on the condition that arbitrary BS cooperation and distance dependent propagation path loss are assumed.

Multicell joint processing is based on the idea that signal processing does not take place at individual base stations (BSs), but at a central processor which can jointly serve the user terminals (UTs) of multiple cells through the spatially distributed BSs.

Due to the cost and size of mobile user terminals, the number of multiple antennas that can be mounted on them is limited in practice.

Some of the proposed approaches can be applied to systems with only single antenna user terminals [11 16], while some accommodate multiple antenna user terminals [17 23].

Downlink of a multiuser MIMO system is considered, in which the base station (BS) and the user terminals are both equipped with multiple antennas.