Sentence examples for perfect equalization from inspiring English sources

The proposed filter achieves a signal-to-noise ratio according to (9), but does not guarantee perfect equalization.

If Θ is chosen to be smaller than the blur measure of some images in a database, a perfect equalization cannot be realized.

The MVDR beamformer obtains perfect equalization of the acoustic system, where the overall transfer function is chosen to be (tilde {H}_{d}=1).

This shows that it satisfies the Nyquist's first criterion which states that for achieving a zero ICI with perfect equalization, the pulse shape should be such that it has a non-zero amplitude at its centre (t = 0) and zero amplitudes at t = ±nT (V n = 1,2,3,…).

Rawlsian ideas are always a matter of equalization under constraints, where these constraints involve notions of fundamental rights — that's why Rawls didn't say "let's impose perfect equality, and deal with the incentive issue by using forced labor".

Thus, to enhance the battery lifecycle and its performance over the charge and discharge periods, the perfect charge equalization of the long string battery pack is compulsory.

When comparison between such FBMC/OQAM system and OFDM system is considered, it appears that a key advantage of OFDM with cyclic prefix (CP) is the capability to achieve perfect channel equalization, as long as the channel impulse response remains shorter than the guard time provided by the CP.

Assuming perfect channel equalization in the receiver, a soft estimate can be obtained by applying the MMSE equalizer that's given by X ^ n, i = H H n, i H n, i + σ n 2 I − 1 H H n, i × H n, i x n, i + N n, i (42).

In case of perfect risk equalization, risk selection in basic health insurance would make no sense, since insurers would not be able to identify risk groups that are (un profitable relative to the payments received (i.e. the community-rated premium plus the risk-adjusted capitation payment).

In other words, if one assumes that there is perfect factor price equalization (FPE) and no international factor price equalization, this means that immigration can affect aggregate wages but not relative wages across areas within a country.

(i) Maximum Likelihood equalization using perfect channel knowledge.