Sentence examples for of the achievability from inspiring English sources

In the following, we provide an outline of the achievability for the achievable rate of the system, based on the results in [15] for the broadcast channel with side information [16].

Achievability of Theorem 5 is a consequence of the achievability result for wiretap channels in [2].

See the Section 3.2 for the description of the achievability and Appendix 2 for the rate calculation.

The center piece of the achievability scheme is the help provided by either the destination node with transmission capability, or an external "good samaritan" node.

In [36, 37], the GDoF of an underloaded MISO BC with imperfect CSIT is studied, and here again, RS is used as part of the achievability scheme.

Among students who didn't participate in the coaching program, on the other hand, the average achievability rating decreased, supporting previous research showing that perceptions of the achievability of obtaining a faculty position drop over the course of graduate school.

Besides, from a psychological point of view, decision makers also react in a different way, depending on the achievability of the reference point.

A sample interview protocol is included in Additional file 4. Prior to their yearly interview, students will complete a pre-interview online survey in which they provide details about fellowships and grants, changes in skill sets, perceptions on the achievability and desirability of an academic career, and current commitment to an academic career.

It said Carillion's assessment of the cost savings a merger would achieve were "incorrect" adding: "The board of Balfour Beatty has serious reservations as to the achievability of the stated synergy number and believes that it creates unacceptable operational and financial risks".

Reamer: I can see the point that some investors may believe the stock is fully valued against near-term opportunities, but there is still some discount relative to the achievability of their 2001 financial goals and their unstated goals for 2002 and beyond.

Comments referred to the achievability of the proposed recommendations, respondents' personal opinions and organisational views.