Sentence examples for than periodical from inspiring English sources
One can show that the simultaneous sensing/transmitting algorithm wastes less spectrum hole durations than periodical spectrum sensing.
Signal x(i)(τ t) also contains components that are not related to breathing, for example, head movement other than periodical movement of the chest or abdomen due to breathing.
This article explores the possibility of introducing an annual rather than periodical approach to calculating emission factors with the given data and thus smoothing the trajectory of time series for emissions from forest biomass.
Markets are not easily predictable, and the Fed has highlighted that their rate increases will be gradual and based on data, rather than periodical and based on time.
For instance, basic journals tend to show higher citation potentials than applied or clinical journals, and journals covering emerging topics higher than periodicals in classical subjects or more general journals.
No source published during Lambert's lifetime mentions his having any interest in poetry or in any reading matter other than periodicals on field sports, and it is unclear why his papers should have been with him in Stamford at his death, rather than at his home in Leicester.
Cabbing across town at rush hour usually required reading material heftier than a periodical but lighter than Proust.
Graphic novel, in American and British usage, a type of text combining words and images essentially a comic, although the term most commonly refers to a complete story presented as a book rather than a periodical.
The proposed schemes can be used in any OFDM systems with more than three periodical training symbols in the preamble.
When h continues becoming bigger the stable invariant circle is broken slowly and there appear more than one periodical attractors from Figures 6-11.
Its spectrum utilization is greater than the periodical spectrum sensing.This is reasonable because, at low SNR, the BER detection uses the PU channel to transmit a training sequence.
