Both the transmitter and receiving nodes are stationary but the channel conditions maybe influenced by sporadic human motion in between the nodes.
You would think that Schumacher's movement aesthetic -- stunted, sporadic phrases juxtaposed with discrete motion -- would better suit shorter dancers, but somehow it adapts to bolster whoever uses it.
Instead, as mentioned in [25], it refers to the "amount of confidence we can place in the tract realization not being a spurious one off occurrence that has been unusually corrupted by noise, motion, or other sporadic artifacts".
Alternatively, telomere motions could reflect sporadic detachments, during which spinning bursts could relieve DNA helical stress.
To mitigate the detrimental effects of sporadic artifacts (e.g., swallowing) on motion parameter estimation, translation estimates were filtered with a 5-point median filter and then re-applied (using 3dAllineate in AFNI [ Cox, 1996 ]) to the original data before motion correction.
The experimentally observed ball-like lean limit flames experience chaotic motion, which is accompanied by sporadic events of flame splitting and extinction, while the total number of simultaneously burning flamelets remains approximately the same.
In motion, the car's engine wheezed like a chronic asthmatic and made sporadic protests against working in fifth.
These new observations support the model of Cox and Plane, based on laboratory kinetic studies, that sporadic metal layers are produced when sporadic E layers descend under the influence of the tide or other large wave motion.
Saturday: Sporadic showers, cloudy.
@Independent Still sporadic explosions.
"There's sporadic gunfire.
