Sentence examples for transmission and coding from inspiring English sources

The exhibition draws chiefly on the Victorian art collections of the Guildhall and the historic scientific instrument collection of Kings College London, to explore the themes of Distance, Resistance, Transmission and Coding.

His research activities started at the end of 1980s and were initially focused on VLSI architecture for artificial intelligence and moved during 1990s toward the physical design of VLSI systems for high-rate and high-speed transmission and coding algorithms.

Next, we design efficient S-IDNC transmission schemes and coding algorithms with full/intermittent receiver feedback.

Hence, we will first study these limits in the next section, and then design S-IDNC transmission schemes and coding algorithms in Sections 4 and 5, respectively.

The transmission rate and coding are context-aware, which is adaptive to the network situations, video content, user preferences, and several other factors.

As for the repeated references to radio transmissions and coded messages sent over the airwaves, they are apparently meant to signal the world's entry into a new age of technology, and to underscore themes about the difficulties of communication and perception, and the elusive nature of reality.

Compared with these NCOR schemes, HCOR considers the network coding cost in an opportunistic transmission and does coding-aware opportunistic routing based on anypath cost.

A user's function for the probability of a successful packet transmission at fixed data rates depends on the transmission scheme (modulation and coding) being used and can be represented by a sigmoidal-like function of their power allocation for various modulation schemes [18].

For a new transmission, a modulation and coding scheme (MCS) is determined by a rate prediction algorithm which takes into account the most recent CQI report for the UE, and the past history of success/failure of transmissions to this UE the rate prediction algorithm is explained in Section 4.1.

The outputs obtained from link level-tools are mainly concerned with the BLock Error Rate (BLER) or Frame Error Rate (FER) as a function of the channel quality for different transmission conditions (modulation and coding schemes, user speeds, or propagation environments).

Adaptive power assignments, multi-rate transmissions and network coding can reduce the mean transmit power per packet of the full power case (CVX-LET) shown in Figure 7.