Sentence examples for rns it from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, by comparing the dynamic ranges of resource allocation for a single RN and for all RNs, it becomes obvious that dynamic sharing of resources between RNs (i.e., between backhaul links of different RNs) is also needed to support the different possible user allocations.

(RNS) It last happened in 1888 and, according to one calculation, won't happen again for another 77,798 years: the convergence of Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.

(RNS) It was a good thing for Trinitas Cellars that Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio took the name Pope Francis, and not, say Pope Malbecius.

VATICAN CITY (RNS) It sounds a little far-fetched and for some purists perhaps unthinkable: A pope, a rabbi and a sheik decide to travel to the Holy Land and follow in the steps of Jesus.

NEW YORK (RNS) It is an irony of history that the Ten Commandments that Moses brought down from Mount Sinai on two stone tablets are found in their purest form on a strip of ancient parchment so delicate that it is hardly ever seen by the public.

For RNs it was ten years, for ENs it was eight years and 9 months, and for AINs it was 4 years.

RN It's not as if Danny McBride hasn't been putting the effort into making Kenny Powers as petulant and explosively tempered as possible, but here he goes into overdrive.

RN: It was definitely a process.

RN: It would be very, very unexpected for anything to stop the closing at this point.

Let Bnp={(xi ∈RN; |xi|p⩽1}, 1+⩽p⩽+∞, and let Ek be a k-dimensional subspace of Rn; it is proved that if p ⩾ 2 (resp. ⩽) then vol(Bpn ∩ Ek) ⩾ vol(Bpk) (resp. ⩽).

Assuming zero-forcing (ZF) dirty paper coding (DPC) at the BS and linear operations at the RN, it proposes upper and lower bounds on the achievable sum rate, neglecting the direct links from the BS to the UTs.