Sentence examples for scenario characterizes from inspiring English sources

This scenario characterizes not only interactions among neighboring small cells within the same building but also among small cells belonging to adjacent buildings.

An entirely different scenario characterizes the renin-angiotensin system modulating drugs.

This scenario characterizes post-zygotic isolation, which is frequently found in pairs of species sharing a recent common ancestor.

Up to twenty years ago, the theoretical literature on optimal taxation converged to a scenario characterized by a basic income transfer and an almost flat income tax.

The main contribution of this paper is a method for estimating the DOAs of all active users in an MC-CDMA scenario characterized by multiple resolvable paths.

In addition, a modified runaway scenario characterized as adiabatic temperature increase and time to maximum rate was briefly described to theoretically evaluate the thermal risk of H2O2 decomposition.

In the experts' opinion, this is a scenario characterized by such qualities as more "efficient" production, more customization options, growing competition on price, loss of traditional professions, more demands from niche markets, lower public support and higher private one.

In particular, we observe that the FB and the SL0-CSB algorithms have almost the same performance.In Figure 4, the ROC curves for the scenario characterized by a spatially correlated clutter model are reported.

The analysis has been conducted in a challenging urban scenario characterized by the presence of obstructions and where WAVE services are provided alternatively by RSUs, by vehicles, and by both RSUs and vehicles.

Static approaches to security, such as perimetral defense, have proven less than effective — and, therefore, more vulnerable — in a new scenario characterized by increasingly complex systems and by the evolution and automation of cyber attacks.

Resources are coordinated according to the needs of maximizing self-consumption and minimizing the cost of energy consumption, in a contractual scenario characterized by designed or market indexed pricing models, with DSM options.