Sentence examples for number of equipped from inspiring English sources

In [10], the general design of multi-user MIMO precoding matrices is proposed considering various circumstances such as closely spaced antennas and the arbitrary number of equipped antennas.

In addition, we study the probability distribution of propagation distance, and find that the Gamma distribution could be used as a good practical means of approximation especially when the number of equipped vehicles is large within a transmission range.

Although connectivity can be obtained directly or indirectly, it is still a limited resource especially during sparse communication environment such as on highway or with low market penetration ratio [7], i.e. the number of equipped vehicles to the number of total vehicles.

Third, although extremely difficult for those facing redundancy, and given that tough choices are unavoidable, it is preferable to have fewer, but better equipped, military personnel than a greater number of poorly equipped servicemen and women.

But in 2000, even though the number of cars equipped with passenger-side air bags had tripled, the number of children killed by them fell to about 18.

And while this reliance primarily on sight is inefficient in laptops and desktops, it can be downright dangerous in the growing number of cars equipped with dashboard computers.

While 10 states plan to participate in similar tests, Michigan says its roads will soon have the largest number of specially equipped vehicles and roadside transponders.

Still, with a tiny middle class and at least half of Yemenis illiterate, the number of people equipped to build and run the country is small.

Within a few years he was operating a number of factories equipped with machinery for carrying out all phases of textile manufacturing from carding to spinning.

Twenty-eight hundred is the number of highly equipped police and military that intervened in the most recent combat between Rio de Janeiro's police and drug traffickers in a complex of hillside slums known as the favela do Alemao.

You could tell the government was more worried than it let on by the number of backbenchers equipped with questions from the whips, who must have been dishing them out like complaints forms on a Virgin train.