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The United States and Russia are the only countries to have sent independently maintained space stations into orbit.
His most important early work was devising a theorem with David Slepian in 1973 proving that two separate streams of correlated data can be sent independently and simultaneously and then combined and simplified at journey's end.
For transporting messages across this system, Baran conceived of the idea of breaking large messages or units of computer data into "message blocks"—separate pieces of data that would be sent independently to the target destination, where they would be rejoined into the original message.
At the transmitter, different symbol streams are sent independently on the subchannels of the different antennas.
The two parts are sent independently, and the rate can be expressed as the sum of the rates of the source-destination channel and the two-hop source-relay-destination channel (the rate of the later is constrained by the source-relay link).
As in the first submarine offensive, U-boats were sent independently around Scotland to patrol the Irish Sea and the western entrance to the English Channel.
Specifically, the APs send independently coded information to multiple EUs over orthogonal channels.
Indeed, it is in the own interest of such migrants to send remittances, independently of pressure mechanisms, such as migrant networks, or altruistic behavior.
In this context, we propose to investigate new congestion control mechanisms that (a) explicitly compute the optimal sessions' sending rates independently of congestion signals (i.e., proactive mechanisms) and (b) take anticipatory decisions (e.g., using forecasting or prediction techniques) in order to avoid the appearance of congestion problems.
Other nations have sent patrol ships independently, including China, Japan, and Russia.
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