"receiving power" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of being given or granted power or authority. Example: The new president's first order of business was receiving power from the previous administration.
It is assumed that the typical primary transmission power P PT and the minimal decodable receiving power at the primary receiver are known in advance to the secondary users.
Considering that the path loss is the (logarithmic) difference between sending power and receiving power and emitting at 0 dBm and reading the received power (RSSI) in dBm, we instantaneously get for (1), an intercept point of -40.2 and a slope of -20.
If the current is direct, electronic charge progresses always in the same direction through the device receiving power.
Maryland customers have been receiving power from eight undisclosed suppliers since July 1 under awards approved by state regulators in March, she said.
The deadline for proposals is Dec. 29, and San Francisco hopes customers can start receiving power from the program by June 30.
The two electrodes delivering or receiving power to or from the outside are called en and ep (negative and positive electrode).
The selected designs comprise brine recycle and once-through MSF units coupled with a single-stage SWRO unit receiving power and steam from an external source.
A spokeswoman for the Long Island Power Authority, which provides power to Ocean Village in Far Rockaway, said that the building was receiving power from the utility but could not deliver it because of an equipment breakdown.
Nor will the investment needed to turn Japan's dual electricity supply (with one half of the country receiving power at 50 hertz and the other at 60 hertz) into a modern smart grid.
In this scheme, by applying the method of non-linear least squares, the user terminal (UT) can use the receiving power to estimate the communication round trip delay (RTD) and based on the transmission delay of the beam center and the satellite, RTD can be compensated before transmission.
RSSI is the receiving power of node j.
