Sentence examples for perfectly sense from inspiring English sources

(3) SUs in the secondary cell are synchronized, and SBS can perfectly sense the free bands of the licensed system.

We assume that the secondary users can perfectly sense available spectrums, and that the cooperative secondary users' transmit power is the same as the primary users'.

In the first scenario (also called symmetric scenario), any node of either network can perfectly sense and detect the transmissions of any other nodes.

This makes perfectly sense since impedance increases with decreasing cell-substrate distance.

(The cognitive node perfectly senses the available primary eigenmodes, or a simple primary signaling feeds the matrix to the cognitive node).The average rate achieved by the secondary node becomes equal to (11).

While agreeing with Russell that existence is not a straightforward first-order predicate (so that the logical form of 'Tame tigers exist' is not the same as that of 'Tame tigers growl'), Moore argued that statements such as 'This might not exist' make perfectly good sense and that they could not do so unless the simpler statement 'This exists' also makes sense ('Is Existence a Predicate?' 145).

"It made perfectly good sense to me," Mller says.

"On balance, subs make perfectly good sense strategically for Taiwan," he said.

Once that realization hit, as Gary Gorton (pdf) has documented, standard bank-run theory made perfectly good sense of the story.

He also sings most effectively, dances most occasionally, and acts with an engaging and perfectly controlled sense of desperation".

He's approachable, he's interested in policy... He's got a perfectly good sense of humour.