Sentence examples for required at the base from inspiring English sources

With limited feedback, it is important to quantize only the CSI that is required at the base station, to minimize feedback overhead.

In order to employ adaptive fairness scheduling for multiple-input single-output (MISO) orthogonal frequency-division multiple access (OFDMA), the channel state information (CSI) belonging to all users is required at the base station.

Sessional roles and/or work hours in most working models were tailored based on services required at the hospital, funding availability, local workforce capacity, and skills of the sessional pharmacist.

Another potential solution (when aggregate is only required at a base station) is to transmit the aggregated tokens using a long distance transmission link (such as cellular or satellite links) in hybrid MANETs where the long links are used for infrequent, high priority data.

Furthermore, market driven pressures on increasing the slenderness ratios of tall buildings have been at odds with the socio-economic viability of the corresponding deep lease spans that tall buildings have required at their base.

This algorithm determines the number of radios required at each node based on the traffic demand and produces the CA for each radio, such that the interference among the links operating on the same channel is minimized.

It is clear from our previous results that target recognition in vitro requires at least 16 base pairs, including the PAM (Jinek et al. (2012) Science, PMID 22745249).

Forward and reverse reads from the unrepaired libraries (Table 2) were merged, requiring at least 11 base overlap.

However, careful inspection of the corresponding ITS regions of reference chloroplast genomes available at NCBI (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/) revealed that this requires at least one base pair mismatch.

Both require at least three base pairs in which at least one is a G-C pair.

Efficient gene targeting therefore requires at least 500 bases of homology between the regions flanking the target gene, and the replacement cassette.