Sentence examples for remaining transmission from inspiring English sources

We modify the traditional backoff strategy based on remaining transmission time and packet length to avoid the concurrent transmission with the primary users (PUs).

The second effect is the reduction of interference of the remaining transmission resource block.

Pre-processing of images included normalisation to the same standard deviation, with subsequent phase flipping and band-pass filtering to remove uneven background: the low-resolution cut-off was set to ∼100 Å with 10% remaining transmission of low frequency component; the high-resolution cut-off was ∼7Å.

A remaining transmission behind the object of 2% is assumed in the data provided in Table  2.

Surveillance data was critical to guide end-stage activities, such as mop-ups, to areas with remaining transmission of wild poliovirus.

Contact data for the remaining transmission mechanisms were used to construct representations of contact structures occurring within the commercial poultry industry in GB.

We further assume that there are two remaining transmissions before the deadline, i.e., Q=2.

To assure its maximality, we iteratively consider other remaining transmissions for possible addition to the currently selected feasible transmission set (see [9, 20] for details).

Therefore, at any time slot t∈ [1,2,…,Θ], the sender can compute the number of remaining transmissions for the current GOP as, Q=Θ−t+1.

We also assume that the number of remaining transmissions Q is equal to 3. The smallest feasible window includes the first two video layers (i.e., ω 2={P 1,P 2,P 3,P 4}) and the largest feasible window includes the first three video layers (i.e., ω 3={P 1,P 2,P 3,P 4,P 5}).

Among postnatal seroconverter women with a short seroconversion interval, 62% (8/13) of transmissions occurred in the first three months after maternal infection (77.62 infechilds/100 child years, 95% CI 38.82 to 155.21) and all remaining transmissions occurred during the next six months, averaging 37.92 infections per 100 child years (95% CI 15.78 to 91.10).