Sentence examples for pilot energy from inspiring English sources

Only at an agency like Action would a 22-year-old be given the opportunity Ms. Luzzatto had: to run a pilot energy conservation program, in Fitchburg, Mass., a struggling mill town, which was later replicated across the country, including Elmira, N.Y.

To support these benefits without degrading decoding the receiver's pilot energy must be increased times the number of transmitters.

Alternatively, the performance gain can be waived by reducing the transmitters' power emission resulting in no need for increasing pilot energy.

This would result in same energy consumption as that of a single transmitter and there would be no need to increase pilot energy.

Since channel estimation has to be fairly accurate, the pilot energy is such that high SNR is achieved for channel estimation.

This analysis results in a quantitative estimate of the effects of synchronization and power control errors, and the required pilot energy to support the synchronization demands of JCMA.

We present the design for an upgrade of the existing BESSY UE52-PGM beamline and the results of a pilot energy-dispersive experiment on condensed C60 molecules.

This is true for any allocation of the pilot energies.

As observed, in the CP-OFDM case, only the pilot energies are of interest in the preamble design, not their values.

It is interesting to recall that this is in line with the optimal preamble design in single-link FBMC/OQAM systems [13], where it was shown to maximize the virtual pilot energies in (42).

Schools can pilot renewable energy with their own windmills or solar panels.