Sentence examples for splitting communication from inspiring English sources

In the light of the considered communication setup and adopted rate splitting communication scheme, we can note that the two primary transmitters of our setup C B can be viewed as a common transmitter in C splitting its signal into X1, X2.

Some other skeletons are derived from this skeleton such as SCComCM (Split, Compute, Communication all-to-all,Compute, Merge) and SCComMC (Split, Compute, Communication all-to-all, Merge, Compute) which are introduced to the parallel implementation of multilayer neural network [13] and dynamic neural field (DNF), respectively.

Where in the food service literature is it written that restaurants in the U.S. make more money by abusing customers with ear-splitting, communication-ending, stomach-churning music?

The development of the air, infantry, artillery, and armoured team created new requirements for split-second communication by radio among all members.

To do so, we split the communication block into two time slots of equal length.

To achieve a normalized sum rate of (alpha = left (frac {1}{2} right)^{2}), we split the communication block into four time slots of equal length.

The chapter discusses contemporary developments in scalable solver software and their transforming effect, enabling "physicists" to function at the frontier of algorithmic technology while concentrating primarily on its application that is, refining its model and understanding and employing its results—rather than, for instance, debugging split-phase communication transactions.

This is a common occurrence in mammalian chemical communication, where splitting complex biological mixtures into fractions or elements often reduces their behavioral activity [29].

Answer: The pilots came from a culture of deferential hierarchy that hindered communication when split-second decisions had to be made.

This paper contributes with a further extension of the RDPSO, thus integrating two research aspects: (i) an autonomous, realistic and fault-tolerant initial deployment strategy denoted as Extended Spiral of Theodorus (EST); and (ii) a fault-tolerant distributed search to prevent communication network splits.

Well, assembling such a team-up isn't as simple as going "Hey, if you're not doing anything later, would you like to go split some sugar?", though communication (cell cell signaling) and hooking up (cell cell adhesion) are a vital part of the process (look up the "slime mold" Dictyostelium discoideum for an incredible example of overcoming social barriers).