"real-world setup" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the actual, physical environment or conditions under which a task or process is carried out. For example: "The participants had to navigate the real-world setup in order to complete the assignment."
In addition to the analytical evaluation of throughput, we validate the results in a real-world setup.
Currently, we are developing a three-camera real-world setup to capture movies of adult Drosophila flies.
An example is provided showing how to assess the inaccuracies in PSCL calculation for a real-world setup.
To support a viability of the adaptive constellation mapping scheme, we again evaluate the system performance in the HW real-world setup.
In addition to the analytically evaluated throughput (lower-bound) T LB (9) we also include the result of a numerical Monte-Carlo evaluation of throughput (T sim) over 104 frames (Figs. 6, 7, 8, and 9) and throughput T USRP evaluated by the HW real-world setup (Figs. 8 and 9).
By necessity a causal model of any real-world setup will leave out many details.
The successful development of a soft-sensor whose performance does not deteriorate with time and changing process characteristics is troublesome and only seldom achieved in real-world setups.
We validate the proposed design in a real-world hardware (HW) setup, including the HW evaluation of adaptive system performance.
Fig. 11 Comparison of T LB and the throughput performance evaluated in a real-world adaptive HW setup (T USRP) for γ BC=20 dB.
The reviewers dug the card in their MacBook Pro, lauding its easy setup and real-world download speed of 370kbps which increased to 448kbps as they got closer to downtown Seattle.
The fibre connection was Jackson's real-world test of a similar setup planned to be used for the Summer Olympics six months later.
