Sentence examples for per cooperation from inspiring English sources

However, these contributions attempt mainly to mitigate the signaling overheads as they imply a CU per cooperation cluster and low-latency inter-BS links.

This framework requires a significantly increased infrastructural cost comparing to the conventional cellular systems, as there is a demand for low-latency interbase links and a CU per cooperation cluster.

If the dirty-paper-coding based optimal nonlinear precoder or the minimum-mean-squared-error based optimal linear pre-coder is used, the result in [15 17] can be directly applied to BS cooperation with per-BS power constraints.

In [7], the inner bounds on capacity regions for downlink transmission were derived with or without BS cooperation and under per-antenna power or sum-power constraint.

The perinatal mortality decreased from 13.8 to 7.7 per 1000 live births with better cooperation between hospitals and the implementation of nationwide protocols attributed to the audit process.

This means that the secondary users can transmit data with a lower PER, while they spend less transmit energy for the cooperation.

Heritability and number of progeny per bull had little effect on possibilities for cooperation, unless the heritabilities and the number of progeny per bull were extremely different in the 2 environments.

One EBIR exam per year is held in Australia/New Zealand in cooperation with IR and the radiology societies IRSA Interventional Radiology Societyy of Australasia and RANZCR Royal Australian andNew Zealand Collegeege of Radiologists).

If the same codebook size can be used per channel vector in both schemes, the cooperation region will not be as pessimistically narrow as Figure11.

The league has been seeking Bosch's cooperation and information ever since, per AP.

BH2: Trade-offs with big gains in bxy per decline in rx enhance evolution of cooperation.