Therefore, the MIMO OFDM-CDMA system using STF-domain spreading is capable of supporting a significantly higher number of users than other schemes using solely T-domain spreading.
The militia who favor the old regime who, as I write these words, are still roaming the capital, trying to spread terror, are capable of every possible provocation.
On social media, urgings spread for anyone capable of getting pregnant to get a long-acting form of contraception immediately. IUDs and contraceptive implants, together known as LARC (long-acting reversible contraception), can last anywhere from three to 12 years, meaning they could outlast potential cuts to reproductive healthcare and abortion access under a Trump-Pence administration.
Moreover, with the growth in telecommuting and the spread of Internet-capable hand-held devices, it has become easier for dismissed workers to wreak havoc outside the company premises.
As it is known that irregularities giving rise to equatorial type spread-F are capable of scattering radio waves with frequencies greater than the critical frequency of the F layer, it was decided to carry out, at Accra, an investigation of the irregularities, using a back-scatter radar operating on a frequency of 18 Mc/s.
The spread of mobile phones capable of carrying hundreds of easily transferable songs has opened a new front in a war against piracy.
About 220 miles west of Dallas, the Roscoe Wind Farm is the state's largest wind complex, its 627 turbines — spread across 100,000 acres — capable of producing enough electricity to power 265,000 homes.
The spread of new technology capable of producing identifiable images (which many earlier generations of CCTV cameras were not) has meant the police are now on the receiving end of this technoscrutiny.
We also show that intracellular B. cenocepacia is cytotoxic towards the macrophage host, and capable of spread to neighboring cells, a role dependent on SCOTS-identified genes.
Reassortment could then occur either in humans or in pigs with the potential emergence of a virus fully capable of spread among humans but with antigenic characteristics for which the human population was immunologically naïve.
