Sentence examples for subsections design from inspiring English sources
These applications are listed below and discussed in the ensuing subsections: design of an optimum MIMO-CDMA receiver using the ML criterion.
We inserted two sentences to the subsection "Design Elements Addressing Validity Threats" describing the frequency of active drug comparators in experiments, and the relationship between their inclusion and reported effect sizes.
We also emphasized in the manuscript that sound was recorded during the largest part of the day, but only a subset of these recordings were analysed (see the Methods subsections "Study design and housing" and "Vocalisation recordings" as well as Figure 8).
In the following subsections, the design of the individual parts of the coder is described.
In this subsection, the design of Analog Network Coding Transceive Beamforming (ANCTB) for non-regenerative multi-way relaying is explained.
In this subsection, we design two low-complexity soft-output detectors for coded SM-MIMO systems with square or a rectangular QAM modulation, called QBSD and IQBSD algorithms.
Note that unlike in the scenario described in the previous subsection, the design of this identification method is more complicated and computationally expensive, due to the need to evaluate the distance function between a given sample set of points and a set of mobility traces.
We also restructured the Methods subsection "Study design, housing and nest material" to make the succession of events clearer.
For example, one interpretation in the subsection "Study design, housing and nest material" is that pairs were separated after they formed and that the animals were held in single-sex aviaries to get used to the telemetric backpacks.
This subsection is designed to establish the existence of fuzzy equilibrium of the abstract fuzzy economies.
In "Assignment and scheduling problem" subsection we designed an algorithm to assign the components to the technicians within a single group, and we implemented it in Excel for a small example.
