In particular, the addressed scenario consists of two single-antenna sources (i.e., vehicles, denoted as S1 and S2), two M r -antenna (M r ≥2) relays (i.e., fixed roadside stations, denoted as R1 and R2), and one common single-antenna destination (i.e., base station, denoted as D).
We assume a three-node cognitive topology consisting of one primary node, one secondary (cognitive) node, and a common destination (e.g., base station) as shown in Figure 1 (a similar uplink configuration is assumed in [3]).
In (24), the constraint implies that there must be at least one common licensed channel between the source and destination OBU pair.
This common destination will increase the chance that people will encounter one another on their journey (even if the game sells millions of copies, when your playground consists of 18 quintillion planets, a single encounter is statistically unlikely).
Ironically, a visible reminder of Iraq are the region's sprawling "man-camps," like the one near Williston, N.D., where the oil fields are a common destination of Mr. Marottek's crew.
No additional libraries were required except for one common Java class that can convert a desired geo-networking communication form into the corresponding IPv6 destination address.
East Orange was a common destination, Professor Price said.
He is also planning a trip to Israel, a common destination for aspiring presidents.
