Sentence examples for transmission contexts from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the SoTA equalization methods for classical OQAM can be readily adapted to this mode which could be more beneficial in some particular transmission contexts, e.g., high Doppler spread.
We believe that the discrepancy between results from urban and rural settings could be the consequence of saturated immunity in high transmission contexts.
A model with a single transmission rate might fit well to data but might not be useful for decision making that evaluates intervention effects in different transmission contexts.
Studies that estimate pneumococcal transmission parameters have either used different models, statistical frameworks, parametrisations or transmission contexts, for example families, hospitals or day-care centres (DCCs).
In Section 5, we illustrate a detailed transceiver design by considering the FBMC/COQAM in a multi-path transmission context.
The authors claim that an intelligent receiver should be able to adapt itself to a specific transmission context.
The cognitive radio transmission context exhibits a number of specific features which make it significantly different from the conventional transmission environment [1,2].
Therefore, to adapt itself to an unknown transmission context, the receiver must recognize the modulation and coding parameters blindly before processing the received data.
A cognitive radio system seems to provide an interesting solution to this problem: the conception of an intelligent receiver able to adapt itself to a specific transmission context.
In fact, a cognitive radio receiver is an intelligent receiver able to adapt itself to a specific transmission context and to blindly estimate the transmitter parameters for self-reconfiguration purposes only with knowledge of the received data stream.
Therefore, in a cognitive radio transmission context, the considered FS-FBMC system can assure the following advantages in comparison with an OFDM transceiver: smaller guard bands in the frequency domain, which means improved performance of the multiplexing scheme.
