Sentence examples for offset the system from inspiring English sources
While the cyclical phase shift improves the performance of the link with a small amount of scheduled TTIs, after OLLA corrects the offset, the system without the cyclical phase shift performs better.
Adopting the same estimator for time and phase offset, the system performance in terms of uncoded SER during the data phase is shown in Figs. 4 and 5 for BPSK and QPSK modulation, respectively.
To make insurance more available to people who are older or have pre-existing conditions and can't always find affordable, comprehensive coverage, like Olson, the law pushes younger, healthier people like Coine -- who is currently uninsured -- to buy insurance and offset the system's costs.
Similarly, we define (hat{H}_{2}=H_{2}-omega'_{1}geq0) by offsetting the system Hamiltonian by a constant operator (omega'_{1}).
Here, let us assume that θ k ∈ [ 0,θmax] and ε k ∈ [ -εmax,εmax] where θmax and εmax are defined as the maximum allowable timing offset and and absolute frequency offset of the system, respectively.
As a result, the Russians say that "Star Wars" would force them to develop new offensive weapons to offset the American defensive system.
And, as mentioned above, there is also a more progressive income-based tax credit to offset the premium.The Dutch system has a lot of drawbacks.
Because only adjusting the thread-pool cannot mitigate the increasingly fierce resource competition between business functions and ACs, and cannot offset the deterioration of system performance caused by the heavy workloads.
The first one is that without the frequency offset estimation, the system offers very poor results; a normalized frequency offset larger than 0.2 significantly degrades the performance (including error floor) and makes the system unusable.
Chinese airlines have not yet decided whether to add a ticket surcharge to help offset the costs of the system or to refuse to pay the fines entirely.
Increased competition among service providers and steadily lower costs for network capacity -- known as bandwidth -- could offset the difference before the system becomes commercially self-sufficient in five years.
