Sentence examples for subsequent decoding from inspiring English sources
Even if you are one of the few to believe Egypt was uninhabited before Europeans stumbled across it, then it's hard to counter the received wisdom that modern Egyptology began after Napoleon's invasion of Egypt and Jean-François Champollion's subsequent decoding of hieroglyphics.
We tested the encoding and subsequent decoding of 6570 stimuli.
This is not surprise, as the PC decoder essentially utilizes the successive interference cancelation scheme and the initial result will have remarkable influence on the subsequent decoding process.
In addition, for graceful degradation, PWD also adopts a finer packet-dropping strategy based on the EPL value in the sense that P8-packets are dropped with the lowest (earliest) dropping threshold, P1-packets with the highest (latest) one, and I-packets are fully reserved until full queuing since I-packets are extremely important for subsequent decoding of P-pictures in the same GOP.
Because of the uncertainty in the neuronal encoding process, the inference from it is expected to contain errors at some rate even if we assume that the stimulus information is optimally read out by an ideal observer in the subsequent decoding stage.
The subsequent decoding did not appreciably change quality when performing the GPFA step on the T-maze and S-maze separately.
The second issue is the loss of information about the individual relay signals x n due to the summation ( 9) and the subsequent joint decoding.
SIC-MAP-MIMO leverages on the soft feedback symbol estimate to remove the intercarrier interference and coantenna interference from the received data thus making the subsequent MAP decoding simple.
If decision error exists in the first detected sub-data streams, the decision feedbacks will significantly increase the probability of error in decoding the subsequent sub-data streams.
Since every I-picture is referenced for decoding its subsequent P-pictures, none of I-packets should be dropped until the congestion level exceeds the limit of physical queue (q limit ).
In this case, ribosomes would remain bound to the same SD site while decoding several subsequent codons leading to asymmetric progressive extension of ribosome footprints as shown in Figure 1B.
