Sentence examples for robust codes from inspiring English sources

Derivations obtained in this chapter provide some important rules for designing robust codes in correlated Ricean/Rayleigh channels.

So, provided Ofcom delivers in the spirit and intention of the legislation, robust codes of practice governing terms of trade between independent producers and broadcasters should be operational later this year.

Recently, several advancements have been made in the methods of analysis of porous media which could be of significant value in the development of more precise and robust codes.

The performance of robust codes against near-far effects is shown in Figure 16 for the binary case.

In a wireless environment, it is realistic to assume that the ACK/NACK bits sent to a particular user can be successfully decoded by all the other users also (because these are sent at a low rate using robust codes).

That is why organizations like the National Press Club and Society of Professional Journalists have developed robust codes of ethics that define the principles of reporting and journalism.

To achieve much stronger robustness to facial occlusion, regularized robust coding (RRC) was proposed by designing a new robust representation residual term.

That is why remote keyless entry systems adopted a more robust code system in the mid-1990's.

In this paper, we propose a reduced complexity stochastic joint source-channel coding system developed for efficient and robust coding of wideband speech ISF (Immittance Spectral Frequency) parameters.

It has been implemented in a robust code developed for assisting with the design of compact heat exchangers and refrigeration systems.

To that end, I quote the FT's latest statement on the subject: "The Financial Times is a global print and digital news organisation with a long track record of integrity, independence and ethical journalistic practices, underpinned by a robust code of conduct.