Sentence examples for severe tiers from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, more than 460,000 Syrians cut off by regime forces fall under the first two, and most severe, tiers.
The two most severe tiers of isolation imposed on wards are called "risk" and "max," requiring 23-hour confinement in cells, when "youth with disabilities are outright denied both general and special education entirely," according to the suit.
As a result, this user will experience severe cross-tier interference from the macro-cell.
Then, we propose the interference mitigation methods targeted for the above two severe cross-tier interferences.
The 'Without IM' scheme shows the lowest cell capacity and utility because of severe cross-tier interference.
In the 'Without IM' scheme, all HeNBs use the cochannel with macrocell network inducing the severe cross-tier interference.
However, co-channel deployment might introduce severe cross-tier interference between macrocells and femtocells where they share the same spectrum [5], especially when they are close to each other [6], and co-tier interference between co-channel deployed femtocells in dense deployment scenario.
We can increase | K s | by allocating the HeNBs that generate severe cross-tier interference to the set K p. However, as noted in our centralized scheme, it causes inevitable delay in determining which HeNB should belong to the partitioned set first due to the cross-tier feedback.
Closed access, where only specified registered home users can communicate with the femtocell access point (FAP), appears attractive to the home user but can result in severe cross-tier interference from nearby cellular users in the uplink (see Figure1) or to nearby cellular users in the downlink.
Note that a given non-victim user k receiving the strongest signal from its associated small cell is allowed to be assigned non-ABS and ABS (i.e., Y i,k =1) because non-ABS can be assigned without a severe cross-tier interference problem.
Super severe, the two-tier crop is probably best rendered by a professional.
