Sentence examples for previous sense from inspiring English sources
"previous sense" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a meaning or interpretation that was expressed earlier in a conversation or writing. For example, "He had explained his previous sense of the word, but still I didn't understand."
He acknowledges that pride in his inordinate strength was a major factor in his downfall and that his previous sense of invincibility rendered him unwary of temptation, even to the extent that he became vulnerable to a woman whose guile charmed him.
According to Substantialism, the sentence 'Socrates is mortal' corresponds in the previous sense to a certain fact composed of Socrates and of the property of being mortal, namely [being mortal; Socrates], which obtains in a world only if in that world, Socrates exemplify the property of being mortal.
There is an obvious one-to-one relationship between normal networks in the current sense and normal networks in the previous sense.
In CRN, cooperative spectrum sensing (CSS), participated by a group of spatially distributed SUs, has been widely adopted in previous sensing algorithms [10 12].
When the received energy cannot give a reliable local decision to distinguish the ON and OFF states of the PU, the detector retains the previous sensing result.
Using the independence of the sensing outcome at time t from previous sensing outcomes, queue states, and transmission outcomes and by conditioning over the number of packets transmitted in the previous time slot (14) can be obtained from (13).
In [22], the received energy sequence over successive sensing frames is modeled as a continuous hidden Markov chain, and the final decision is made according to the combined observations from all previous sensing frames.
Unlike previous sensing systems, this design provides a high selectivity for phytate over various phosphate derivatives, including ATP, pyrophosphate, and inositol trisphosphate, and works well over a broad pH range.
The senses are not completely independent of each other: for instance, the moral sense requires an element of reflection on the previous senses, and the fifth sense, the sense of honor involves additional reflection on how others perceive and evaluate us morally.
Different from the previous studies, in this article we propose a Bayesian radio access method enabling (possibly multiple) FAP's to allocate power/bits over a time frequency grid based on the current belief on the interference level, as obtained from previous sensing.
This is a significant improvement over previous sensing technologies, but one that still falls short of some research needs.
