Sentence examples for some equalization from inspiring English sources

In extending the municipal borders to include previously disfranchised black townships such as Soweto and Alexandra, political leaders hope to facilitate some equalization of revenues and services between white and black areas.

Since partial equalization of contributions from founders is already accounted for by using fp, this additional mechanism should involve some equalization of the contribution to future generations of the two haploid sets of neutral alleles for each founder individual.

Some early equalization schemes proposed in the literature to cope with ICI and CAI are (a) block linear [6], (b) banded minimum mean square error (MMSE) linear [7], and (c) banded MMSE decision-feedback [8].

Some research into equalization algorithms for chaotic communication systems are also proposed [20].

Some decision feedback equalization techniques are also compatible with OFDM systems [11 16].

Since the design is not orthogonal, ICI is present also in an ideal channel which requires some form of equalization to mitigate it.

The responsibility people have to treat individuals and groups they affect in a morally appropriate and, in particular, even-handed way has hence a certain priority over their moral duty to turn circumstances into just ones through some kind of equalization.

All guitar amps contain some form of equalization, often in the form of a single knob labeled "Tone".

Some of these obstacles to economic equalization (or "class-based general equality") were rooted in the Supreme Court's weak interpretation of the Equal Protection principle.

Equal gain combining, maximal ratio combining, orthogonality restoring combining, and minimum mean square error techniques are some versions of linear equalization employed in MC-CDMA, where appropriate coefficients are used as weighting factors for the signals from different subcarriers.

We need some sort of border equalization: temporary, not permanent....".