Sentence examples for transmission methodologies from inspiring English sources

User requested content is independent of the location of the data by use of caching approaches and does not rely on storage and transmission methodologies of that content.

STBC MC-CDMA is a transmission methodology, where diversity is obtained both in space and in frequency domain.

This paper presents a fuzzy control transmission methodology in order to solve the problem based on network delay.

This transmission methodology and receiver structure are then applied to multiuser MIMO systems where several multiple antenna terminals communicate concurrently to a joint receiver.

Among the various models of the asymmetric price transmission methodology, we employed Kinnucan and Forker (1987), which has been used in literature for analyzing the impact of a policy intervention on farm-to-retail price transmission in the fluid milk market (Lass 2005).

It is shown that with careful substream power assignments this transmission methodology can efficiently utilize the capacity of rank-deficient channels as it can approach the capacity limits of the multiple antenna channel closely over the entire range of available signal-to-noise ratios and system sizes.

More than any other methodology, transmission electron microscopy (TEM) has contributed to our understanding of the architecture and organization of cells.

Our results will allow focused national serological studies, form the basis for the development of predictive models of virus transmission, provide a methodology for the use spatial analyses at a national level for other infectious diseases, and demonstrate the need for the reporting of arboviral and other disease cases at smaller geographic scales.

It may additionally provide an important component in the development of a full transmission network reconstruction methodology based on genetic distance data.

Existing systems utilize a variety of data sources, data transmission techniques and analysis methodologies, ranging from low-tech, highly manual systems to automated, electronic systems.

There is, however, a slow rate of transmission of social science methodology into the health sciences.