Sentence examples for the range of delay from inspiring English sources
This special type of communication belongs to the range of delay tolerant communications.
41 We assume that the range of delay time (12 years) will be normally distributed.
One of the primary channel statistics of interest for digital communications applications is the delay spread, which quantifies the range of delays between the first received impulse and the last, and describes the distribution of the amplitude.
Poor clock synchronization, low count rates and ever changing delays due to the satellite's motion increase the range of delays over which the cross correlation function must be computed.
Taken together our results suggest that the binaural tuning of IC cells is constrained by the range of delays that the animal experiences.
We reviewed entry screening policies adopted by different nations and estimated the range of delays in local epidemics associated with entry screening.
We characterized the temporal tuning for each neuron using 3 parameters: 1) the delay between the 2 stimuli that evoked the largest response (tuning peak), 2) the range of delays that evoked significantly larger responses than the sum of L5B and whisker stimulation (tuning width), as well as 3) the delays that evoked responses statistically indistinguishable from the tuning peak (tuning precision).
At the longer AV delays, the range of VV delays that could be tested was occasionally limited by safety settings on the device that prevented the full planned range being tested.
From the presented experiments, it has been shown that the performance in group delay and phase for the proposed systems can be improved drastically by appropriately specifying the range of fractional delay.
In this range of delay constraints, resource optimization has to be simultaneously performed over multiple time slots.
As can be observed in the results, the cumulative distribution does not follow any particular distribution, and the range of rms delay spread values is closely similar to [7].
