Sentence examples for tackling interference from inspiring English sources

The current paper is therefore a logical continuance and extension of [16] where we share a common architecture for tackling interference and optimizing the QoS.

FFR, a recent emerged wireless network technology, is an effective and promising approach to tackle interference in cellular systems [14].

We investigate two scenarios in this proof of concept to show the relevance of integrating the physical throughput model into the CDE and also the efficiency of using the proposed framework to tackle interference and bring added value to the wireless network.

This potentially helps address one of the trickiest challenges in tackling network interference: figuring out when interference is even happening.

This is due to its ability to combine treating interference as noise (to tackle inter-group interference) with decoding interference (to tackle intra-group interference).

But to throw out accountability in order to tackle petty interference is to undermine democracy itself.

Great efforts to tackle the interference problem have been made in [16 18].

Measurement results in Figure 5 show that the CMSA-CA mechanism of the IEEE 802.11g standard effectively tackles homogeneous interference present on the same channel.

An analysis of political advertisers running extensive campaigns on Facebook targeting users in the United States over the past six months has flagged a raft of fresh concerns about its efforts to tackle election interference — suggesting the social network's self regulation is offering little more than a sham veneer of accountability.

Whether under the guise of combatting terrorism, protecting state secrets, or tackling suspicious foreign interference in their country, governments are employing a range of dubious measures to limit free speech, association and assembly.

Sans any rough tackling or interference, it was with just a few minutes of the match left that Beckham was suddenly lying on the pitch in tears after pulling up to make a pass.