Sentence examples for shrink interference from inspiring English sources
In particular, engineers and designers are to prescribe an adequate shrink interference to ensure a structural safe life for a given range of operating conditions.
In the last part, the determination of the safe operating domain and optimum shrink interference is illustrated through a numerical example.
Shorter hops lead to shrinking the interference range which in turn leads to better spatial reuse.
First, we monitored the rate of TOG-induced shrinking using differential interference contrast microscopy at two different TOG concentrations and without any fluorescent labels.
However, the cells are subject to more interference from neighboring cells as distances shrink, which requires substantial coordination between neighboring BSs or fractional frequency reuse patterns.
On the other hand, if the number of antennas is less than the number of cooperating cells (N t <K), the region will shrink more due to a residual inter-cell interference which exists even with perfect channel state information.
However, expanding the interference scattering clusters, (Psi _{T_{12}}) and (Psi _{R_{12}}), to (Psi '_{T_{2}}) and (Psi '_{R_{1}}), respectively, can indeed shrink the degrees-of-freedom region due to the additional interference caused by the added overlap with the signal-of-interest intervals (Psi _{T_{22}}) and (Psi _{R_{22}}), respectively.
For the design, Lamé's equation is used and the diameter ratios and interferences are determined by using the maximum inner pressure without yielding of rings after shrink fitting and during cold forging.
It will shrink — and shrink a lot.
