Sentence examples for such a synchronization from inspiring English sources
Such a synchronization is typically achieved by means of a preamble sent in front of the data packet.
We speculate that such a synchronization, which rarely occurs over a great distance, might have happened this time.
Using such a synchronization theory, the synchronization of a controlled pendulum with the Duffing oscillator is systematically discussed as a sampled problem, and the corresponding analytical conditions for the synchronization are presented.
This finding (the most sounding of this part of the analysis) reveals a significant LT synchronization between the SSA and NC and PG, respectively, and such a synchronization underlies the NC PG relation.
As revealed from the results in Table 3, the detectability of the synchronous marks is always reliable, indicating that common attacks do not impose any threat to the watermarking system equipped with such a synchronization technique.
Since the purpose of this work should demonstrate that such a synchronization approach works with an off-the-shelf communication stack without MAC-timestamping, we have to expect a delay jitter in the order of milliseconds due to the uncertainty in the application and MAC layer.
In this paper, we present the architecture of a hardware clock subsystem which provides CAN networks with such a clock synchronization service.
It is intelligible that such a master synchronization has the advantages of low-power consumption and low complexity for the tag nodes in WSNs.
In a practical system, such a coarse synchronization can be achieved if the terminals use their frequency estimates obtained during the preceding downlink phase for a proper frequency precompensation of their transmit signals.
The crucial steps for such a system are synchronization and imaging.
In general, watermarks embedded in the spatial domain can be designed in such a way that synchronization after geometric attacks can be achieved, whereas embedding in a transform domain usually provides greater robustness against filtering and compression.
