Sentence examples for relative constellation from inspiring English sources

By the way, the transmission performance of both 200 and 480 Mbps signals is demonstrated over up to 200 m link length of polymer multimode fibers: transmission penalties are quantified by relative constellation error with values under the standard requirements.

The opportunity of using polymer fibers and COTS components to improve the indoor coverage of the MB-OFDM UWB standard is so reported by the measurement of the Error Vector Magnitude or the Relative Constellation Error variation as a function of the system parameters (RF power, optical attenuation, fiber length…) as well as the compliance of the eye diagram with the mask testing.

Depending on the relative COSMIC-GPS satellite constellation the data coverage changes permanently.

Given that GNSS constellations are designed based on Walker constellation, the relative motion pattern is explored algorithmically with index mapping techniques and the always visible relationship is visually modelled using a graph which in most cases shows a symmetry structure when the vertices are placed in a proper order.

defines the reliability in decoding X ( k ) ̂ to the closest constellation point relative to decoding to the nearest neighbour X NN ( k ). Figure 3 illustrates this concept, such that for instance even though X ̂ ( 1 ) and X ̂ ( 2 ) have the same distance from 〈 X ̂ ( 1 ) 〉 = 〈 X ̂ ( 2 ) 〉, X ̂ ( 2 ) has a higher reliability than X ̂ ( 1 ) as it is farther from nearest neighbour.

To infer the relative importance of gene constellation grouping relative to that of other properties, we contrasted the statistical effect of this genomic property on the evolutionary dynamics of genes with other factors with known effects.

The relative effect of gene constellation on Ka/Ks was weak (~7%) of the effect that gene function has on Ka/Ks (Table 3).

Moreover, we readily recovered the importance of both properties during our analyses, and thus, were able to evaluate the importance of gene constellation in relative terms (see Results).

They do so, she contends, because the children are not forced to adjust to a changing family situation with a new constellation of relatives, nor to shuttling back and forth between parents.

The probability of relatives sharing such a constellation decreases with the number of genes involved in epistasis.

In this contribution, a new strategy of stochastic modeling for hybrid constellation BDS precise relative positioning is proposed, namely multiple elevation-dependent models (MEDM).