Sentence examples for neighboring strategy from inspiring English sources

However, the neighboring strategy adopted in our work is based on the direct thresholding of the coefficients.

For signal denoising applications, ORDWT is enhanced by neighboring coefficient shrinkage strategy as well as subband selection step to reveal the buried transient vibration contents.

Because the number of directly connected bnodes affects the results of both Alg Hung and Alg Sign, we proposed a greedy method with a different strategy: neighboring bnodes are treated as different nodes, until they have been mapped in a previous iteration.

It is an urgent question, too, for the Obama administration, which is depending on cooperation from Pakistan, its prickly ally, to help carry out its new war strategy for neighboring Afghanistan.

By Theorem 4, in the FDCH-CS strategy, two neighboring SUs rendezvous in at least (frac {T-1}{2}) time slots.

If, on the other hand, the energy is decaying fast, then an intelligent strategy would be to allocate such users to the neighboring BSs gracefully (an aggressive strategy would not be smart either since if there was a massive reallocation of users, the neighboring BSs would need a lot of energy to satisfy the users demands).

TB control programs that employ DNA fingerprinting should work with neighboring jurisdictions to devise strategies that promote rapid sharing of results.

But Russia's strategy for consolidating support in neighboring capitals can hardly be called a strategy.

County Executive Andrew J. Spano brought together government representatives from Westchester and neighboring Fairfield County to announce a strategy to prevent Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a Delta Airlines subsidiary, from beginning a 5 59 a.m. flight at Westchester County Airport, which was to start this month.

The competition required a team of three to five graduate students to compare the electrical infrastructure, regulatory environment, and competitive landscapes in Benin and neighboring Nigeria and recommend a strategy for one of those nations based on their findings.

WARSAW — President Obama pledged his ironclad commitment Tuesday to the defense of Europe and proposed as much as $1 billion in additional spending to bolster the U.S. military presence in Poland and neighboring countries, part of a strategy to reassure nervous allies and check Russia's encroachment into the region.