Sentence examples for signal reliability from inspiring English sources
Other characteristics that make magnetic induction promising for use in portable music players are its low power consumption and signal reliability.
Coincidentally, shares of Sirius's main rival, XM Satellite Holdings, fell 8.5percentto to $15.59, after a report in The Wall Street Journal questioned the expense and signal reliability of XM's service, which began in November.
And HR-DAC algorithm can provide signal reliability guarantee for high-density wireless sensor networks.
The proposed methodology computes circuit's signal reliability as a function of its logical masking capabilities, concerning multiple simultaneous faults occurrence.
The letter also states that Network Rail was making improvements to track and signal reliability, tackling vandalism, and increasing the resilience to severe weather.
where (H † ) i denotes the i th row of matrix H †. It is shown that each component of the ZF solution vector is detected out of various noise levels which is modified by (H † ) i. Motivated by the observation, we define the signal reliability: reliability s i = H † z i − s i H † i, (10).
Affymetrix GeneChip® Operating Software (GCOS) was used to estimate signal intensities plus signal reliabilities.
We will study transfer of information and also present some results on the practical signaling, reliability, and latency in such a multihop line network.
However, encoding multiple vocal signatures or cues using the same components of vocalizations usually reduces the signals' reliability.
Scientists can and should argue over such things, for example, as confidence intervals around individual estimates (which signal the reliability of estimates), but to consign out of hand the entire report into a metaphorical dustbin is shameful.
Some borrowers would try to signal their reliability to the markets by asking for loans without the option; the pool of borrowers buying options would then become riskier, on average, and the price of the option would rise; that would encourage more borrowers to do without the option, and so on.
