Sentence examples for recognizing the frequency from inspiring English sources

Therefore, exploiting the proposed methodology and recognizing the frequency margins of PU transmissions, SUs are able to select coherent secondary channels, hence, achieving increased expected availability and experiencing less reconfiguration costs.

Recognizing the frequency and severity of the OIDP scores to have similar predictive power, using the OIDP frequency score in this study, should be the better single choice because of its better reproducibility [ 22].

However, unlike existing studies on CR network, we propose a technique for eco-friendly, low-carbonate communication by which SU can predict and recognize the frequency, the energy consumption of PU and the gain of energy harvesting, thereby choosing the optimum in false negatives or false positives.

(Physician 108M) In our study, physicians recognized the frequency and seriousness of social and emotional difficulties in diabetes care.

(Physician 102M They also recognized the frequency of social difficulties: Sometimes they have other things that are higher priority…family, sick husbands, work, or school.

A prospective study of high-risk uninfected MSM from six US cities found that only a small fraction had single exposures to HIV prior to their infection; almost all had repeated exposures, and few recognized the frequency of exposures [ 14].

Physicians recognize the frequency and seriousness of patients' emotional struggles (3, 4); however, many report that intervening is challenging because of limited treatment options, time constraints, and perceived lack of psychological expertise (4).

19 Since the burden of comorbid diseases is associated with an increased risk of adverse outcomes, it is important to recognize the frequency and importance of these common comorbidities and take them into consideration in examining differences in treatment practices and outcomes in patients hospitalized with AMI.

The Tone Removal module analyzes the sound, recognizes the frequencies that are constant and then strips them out.

The receiver must have a large dynamic range in situations where it is necessary to detect weak signals in the presence of very large clutter echoes by recognizing the Doppler frequency shift of the desired moving targets.

The convention addressed the concept of loss and damage, recognizing the increasing frequency of extreme weather events as well as slower-acting threats like drought and sea level rise.