Due to the orthogonal properties, the fingers in the spatial domain appear as a straight vertical line located at the center of a spectrum.
The experimental scenario of Figs. 24, 25, and 26 is in the linear network, that is all nodes in the network deployment on a straight line, the base station locate on the one end of this line.
As shown in Fig. 2, without loss of generality, we consider the scenario that the source, the eavesdropper, the destination are located in a straight line, and relays are randomly distributed around the middle point between the source and destination.
Simulation parameter settings are summarized in Table 1, where we consider that three nodes are located on a straight line, and the RN is at the midpoint of two source nodes.
It is found to be more than 100 km but less than 375 km when the sampling points are located on the same line with the wind direction; and more than 50 km but less than 100 km when the sampling points are located on a straight line crosswise to the wind direction.
When an SN that is not located on the straight line between the ST and the PT overhears the control information (channel sensing request) from the ST, the distance estimated ( D ST, PR ) by this SN will be a little bit longer than the real distance between the ST and the possible hidden PR.
To provide some insights into the impacts of the correlated shadowing, we make the following three assumptions: (1) the locations of the source and the destination are fixed; (2) the source, relay, and destination are located on a straight line, i.e., lsr + lrd = lsd; (3) the total transmitted power of the source and the relay is P t, i.e., P s + P r = P t.
The large sections were located in a straight line with a bearing of 335 degrees, approximating the intended flight path.
We asked participants to move the mouse to point the cursor in a straight line to the target, which was located somewhere on a circle 500 pixels in diameter on the display screen, and to click the mouse button when they finished moving the cursor.
In this test position, the glenohumeral joint, the greater trochanter, and the lateral malleolus were located on a straight line.
