Sentence examples for split channels from inspiring English sources

That is, firstly, we need Bhattacharyya parameters of each split channels to select channels for data transmission.

It has been suggested that waste heats or naturally available heat sources can be utilized to produce swirling flow by a design similar to that of split channels which is currently used to initiate fire whirls in laboratories.

(23). Figure 5 shows a three-step process of channel polarization, each knot denotes a split channel and has a vector, in which the left parameter represents e number of split channels, while the right one represents the Bhattacharyya parameter.

Knots on the right side are the split channels through this three-step polarization, of which the green ones are those good channels selected to transmit data since the lower the Bhattacharyya parameter, the higher the channel capacity they have gained.

In order to select split channels for transmissions, Arikan has provided a set of formulas [8] to calculate the Bhattacharyya parameter of each split channel, that is: left{begin{array}{l}Zleft({W}_N^{2i-1}right)=-Z{left({W}_{N/2}^iright)}^2+2Zleft({W}_{N/2}^iright) Zleft({W}_N^{2i}right)=Z{left({W}_{N/2}^iright)}^2end{array}right.

In order to generalize the originally posed classical scheme that only is applied to a 2 × 2 matrix, a promising recursive Z algorithm and recursive likelihood ratio algorithm are proposed for selecting split channels and SC decoding scheme, which can be then conveniently applied in construction of polar code of any fixed matrix with polarization features.

The new design combines the conventional Savonius wind turbine and split channel mechanisms.

A new hybrid power system has been proposed combining the conventional Savonius wind turbine and split channel mechanisms.

The next day, a group of Yugoslav Navy vessels deployed to the Split Channel, organised into the Kaštela tactical group (TG) and bombarded the city of Split in retaliation for the loss of Mukos.

In Croatia, the events of 14 and 15 November 1991 are referred to as the Battle of Split (Bitka za Split) or the Battle of the Split Channel (Boj u Splitskom kanalu), while the events of 16 November are referred to as the Battle of the Korčula Channel (Bitka u Korčulanskom kanalu).

On 14 November, the commandos torpedoed a Mirna-class patrol boat PČ-176 Mukos close to the island of Brač in the Split Channel of the Adriatic Sea, prompting a Yugoslav naval bombardment of Brač and Šolta Island the same day.