Sentence examples for received impulse from inspiring English sources

To find time-zero means rotate all received impulse responses in such a way that their first chips correspond to the spatial position of the transmitting antenna.

During the measurements, a real-time display of the received impulse responses (IRs) could be monitored from the control laptop computer.

One of the primary channel statistics of interest for digital communications applications is the delay spread, which quantifies the range of delays between the first received impulse and the last, and describes the distribution of the amplitude.

The above discussed iterative method that solves the problem in (12) can be summarized in the following algorithm: Then, both of the optimized waveform parameter vector popt and receiving impulse response vector hr,opt are achieved.

Each cochlear nucleus receives impulses only from the ear of the same side.

Each hemisphere also receives impulses conveying the senses of touch and vision, largely from the contralateral half of the body, while auditory input comes from both sides.

Therefore, within the vestibular nuclei of the pons, neurons that respond to acceleration signals from the semicircular canals receive impulses from other sources as well.

For instance, the sensory area receiving impulses from the opposite lower limb is normally at the upper end of the postcentral gyrus.

The traditional view of dendritic function presumes that only axons conduct nerve impulses and only dendrites receive them, but dendrites can form synapses with dendrites and axons and even somata can receive impulses.

Since the nasal retinas "see" the temporal fields (the right nasal retina receiving impulses from objects to the right, the left from objects to the left), a patient with a lesion of the optic chiasm is able to see straight ahead but not to either side.

The cortical nerve cell receiving impulses emanating from both retinas must select those parts of the two retinal images that are the images of the same point on an object; second, for stereopsis, the nerve cell must assess the small displacements from exact symmetry that give the binocular parallax.