Sentence examples for symbol scheme from inspiring English sources

(The symbol scheme was created by Jorunn Sannes, a Norwegian artist, who is Thorsen's wife).

In a notational symbol scheme all the members of a character are interchangeable (that is, there is "character-indifference" between the marks that make a character) (Goodman 1976, 132 134).

In the English language, for instance, the symbol scheme is made of characters as the letters of the Roman alphabet—"a," "b," "c," etc.—as well as compound characters such as "ape" or "house".

Indeed, a symbol system, say, the English language, actually consists of a symbol scheme (not to be confused with the above-mentioned notion of a label "schema")—i.e., of a collection of symbols, or "characters," with rules to combine them into new, compound characters associated to a field of reference.

Each tissue is denoted by the same color and symbol scheme.

Symbol schemes that are notational can be compared in their workings to the way digital instruments of measurement work: for any measurement indicated by the instrument there is always a definite answer to the question, What is the measurement?

Additionally, for an irregular uniform distribution of extra-repair symbols, Table 5 also shows that, for different values of f (distribution of extra-repair repair symbols), scheme A is better than scheme B for (IT + RS) decoding and both achieve the same ML decoding thresholds.

This is because neither the N-continuous symbol mapping scheme nor the filtering scheme depends on whether there is CP or not, and SVD precoding is still quite effective even though it is affected by the CP insertion.

In Section 2, the system model and the pilot symbol allocation scheme for the cluster layout under consideration is presented.

In the above simulations, one symbol in Scheme I actually carries two bit information, while one symbol in Scheme II carries only one bit information.

It is clear that the proposed symbol mapping scheme can be combined with various conventional MIMO detection (linear detection, V-BLAST, sphere decoding, etc).