Sentence examples for of relative delay from inspiring English sources

Wang et al. [7] introduced the concept of relative delay.

The advantage and estimation of relative delay and its application in IP geolocation are elaborated in [7]; we do not give more analysis in this paper.

This paper calculates how this coupling capacitance influences the power consumption, taking into account the value of the capacitance, the switching activity of the coupled lines, and the influence of relative delay between transitions in the coupled lines.

The RMS delay spread σ DS is the average standard deviation of multipath echoes weighted by the power probability γ I of each relative delay i.

The proposed scheme allows for joint estimation of the relative delay, the direction (i.e. azimuth and co-elevation) of departure, the direction of incidence, the Doppler frequency and the polarization matrix of propagation paths between the transmitter and receiver sites in mobile radio environments.

However, for non-stationary signals, maximizing the MI gives more stable and consistent estimate of the relative delay than minimizing the joint entropy.

Then, we compute the entropy H(x k, m)) (or the MI I(x k, m))) for different m and choose the one that minimizes the entropy (or maximizes the MI) to be the optimal estimate of the relative delay.

Accordingly, with the K data samples, we compute the MI I(x Q (k, m)) for different m and choose the one that maximizes the MI to be a good estimation of the relative delay (32).

One possibility is that patients with AKP are not a homogenous group, and that relative delay of the VMO represents just one of a variety of factors that may lead to this syndrome.

where h kl represents the Nakagami-distributed fading envelope, l T c is the relative delay of the lth path of user k with respect to the main path, while L p is the total number of resolvable multipath components.

The dependence of the electric and acoustic masking upon the relative temporal position of the stimuli is of clinical relevance because the latter depends upon a number of factors: (a) the frequency of the stimulus, (b) the relative delay introduced by the speech processor, and (c) the power spectrum of the stimulus.