Sentence examples for simplistic channel from inspiring English sources

So we think by having a more simplistic channel strategy with v2 we can more thoughtfully manage demand with v2 versus v1".

A simplistic channel model is used in order to limit the effect of advanced channel model parameters, so the contribution of the scheduling metric to the system performance could be isolated.

The RL of a satellite system employing multibeam joint decoding was studied via simulations in [37] from a system point of view, where MMSE and optimal multiuser receivers were considered, on a simplistic channel model basis, demonstrating a considerable improvement in both availability and throughput.

So far, all the work done on the CR networks graph coloring FA employed simplistic binary co-channel interference model in order to assign frequencies and optimize utility function [10, 12 14, 16 19].

As the focus of the article is the comparison of the proposed metric with different existing utility-based scheduling metrics, several simplistic assumptions regarding propagation characteristics, channel model, user distribution or path loss exponent were made.

These tools enable a pretty precise understanding of protocol mechanisms but, under certain circumstances, provide arguable results on performances: the reason lies in the resources available to precisely implement protocol entities and in the simplistic descriptions of physical and channel phenomena.

In this encoded data fusion setup, different Turbo-like codes have been proposed for iterative decoding and data fusion of multiple-sensor scenarios for the simplistic case of parallel AWGN channels, for example, Low Density Generator Matrix (LDGM) [32], Irregular Repeat-Accumulate (IRA) [33], and concatenated Zigzag [34] codes.

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The real underwater acoustic channel in which we tested our system was far too simplistic compared with the real ocean channels.

Presently available severe accident codes use simplistic and optimistic criteria based on a predefined temperature to predict failure of fuel channels and an explicit criterion for disassembly of the channel is not covered.

Discrepancy between model and experimental data may be linked to the simplistic homogeneous annular temperature hypothesis, to the estimate of CICC mass flow distribution among channels, and to gravitational effects at high heat loads.