Sentence examples for the interference problems from inspiring English sources

A line code known as TC-PAM has none of the interference problems and three times the data throughput.

The blind adaptive equalization techniques, which can be applied to the aforementioned systems to resolve the interference problems and recover the transmission data, have received considerable attention.

The third scheme, best relay and user selection (BRUS) technique, was introduced in [5] to minimize the interference problems by using an optimal resources allocation between users.

Furthermore, in OFDMA-based hierarchical networks, self-configuration- and self-optimization-based interference cancelation schemes are proposed to solve the interference problems in co-channel and orthogonal frequency allocation schemes in [17] and [18].

After discussion of interference characteristics and statistics for different scenarios within the first two papers, the remaining papers in the special issue mostly focus on handling the interference problems in femtoecell networks.

To mitigate the interference problems in HetNets, different enhanced inter-cell interference coordination (eICIC) techniques have been specified in LTE Rel. 10 of 3GPP which includes time-domain, frequency-domain, and power control techniques [15].

Still, until their manufacturers lick the interference problem, the concern with wireless headphones isn't the frequency response; it's the human response.

While the effort "will require significant consultation with stakeholders" to solve the interference problem, he added, "consultation can't be an excuse for inaction or delay".

In this paper, the interference problem has been formulated using the pressure and pressure differences.

In an accompanying comment also appearing online at The Lancet, Halstead says another possibility is the interference problem.

The spectrum has to be efficiently allocated in the femtocell network to mitigate the interference problem.