Sentence examples for receiver rises from inspiring English sources

It is worth explaining why the curve representing ACIR for an advanced transmitter and receiver rises steeply for low frequency separation, and then it falls down.

Hence, the passenger seat intercepted the direct path between the transmitter and receiver, giving rise to an obstructed line-of-sight (OLoS) condition.

Light backscattered by water and falling into the angular field of view of the receiver gives rise to an undesirable signal (optical noise), which combines with the target signal that carries the information necessary to image reconstruction.

When Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper rose above Cowboys cornerback Morris Claiborne early in the first quarter to snag a high throw from Michael Vick, it looked like it was going to be a good night for Philadelphia.

During the start-up of the receiver, the temperature rising rate was considered as the main control condition, and different values were selected from different temperature regions.

One assumes that Turner will keep finding ways to move the pocket to accommodate Bridgewater's strengths and increase the involvement of wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson, a rising star in his own right.

Movements of transmitter or receiver may also give rise to signal fading.

The combination of sender and receiver strategies that gives rise to the bijective mapping {⟨tst,fu⟩, ⟨t¬st,fm⟩} is a Nash equilibrium of this game.

He also said his uncle, the rising sophomore wide receiver Josh Smith, played for the Buffaloes.

By sliding the confidence threshold, the pairs (TPR, FPR) and (precision, recall) give rise to the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve and Precision-Recall (PR) curve, respectively (Fig. 3).

The Golden Eagles have a rising star in wide receiver DeAndre Brown.