Sentence examples for radio terminals from inspiring English sources

The calculation of bids is performed dynamically by the users' cognitive radio terminals.

Also, lower number of subband switchings make the proposed scheme power-efficient and suitable for battery-operated cognitive radio terminals.

When several coalition nations coexist in the same area, current technologies do not permit reconfigurability, interoperability, nor coexistence of the radio terminals.

Introducing autonomous optimization capabilities in radio terminals and networks is the basis of cognitive radio (CR), term also suggested and coined by Joseph Mitola III [5, 6].

Cognitive radio (CR) paradigm with radio frequency energy harvesting (RFEH) have significant potential to improve the network throughput by utilizing vacant spectrum using battery-operated self-sustainable radio terminals.

(To be exact, the schemes in [10] are proposed for multiuser UWB system, which consists of an access point with multiple transmit antennas and several single-antenna radio terminals. Obviously, it is equivalent to a MIMO-UWB system without cooperation among receive antennas).

Almost immediately after graduating from Akron High School in 1950, he joined IBM, and in his 30 years with that organization, worked on projects ranging from SAGE I (New York Air Defense Sector, the IBM 3600, the Gemini/ Apollo Space Launches, New York Stock Exchange floor trading system, to the precursors of the ATM and an early hand-held commercial data radio terminal.

The processors are connected through a mesh of nearest-neighbour connections that favours the so-called "data-flow" form of architecture, used widely by enterprising supercomputer builders in the 1980s.The purpose of the new Intel design is to provide the guts of a reconfigurable radio terminal.

Cognitive radio sensor networks are capable of facilitating reliable communications through opportunistic spectrum sensing capabilities as opposed to fixed radio terminal networks based surveillance architectures.

This paper proposes a prefiltering-based scheme for pulsed ultra-wideband (UWB) system by shifting the signal processing needs from the receiver at the radio terminal (RT) to the transmitter at the fixed access point (AP) where power and computational resources are plentiful.

Control room terminals will have new functionality including identification of all users and radio terminal positioning, radio and telephone inquiries made on the same equipment, use of either loudspeakers or head sets, and allowing operators to listen to each other's conversations.