Sentence examples for transmission yields from inspiring English sources

We notice that using systematic transmission yields very large security gaps.

Since systematic transmission yields large security gaps, in [3, 10, 11], the use of punctured codes is proposed, by associating the secret bits to punctured bits.

Comparing the SFN and the SFN with Alamouti MISO, we can deduce that an SFN-2x1 Alamouti MISO transmission yields better performance than classical SFN transmission.

Consequently, model results that identify point estimates of intervention levels necessary to terminate transmission yield limited insight into the probability of success.

By contrast, indirect transmission yielded a wider range of disease dynamics that fell within the observed boundaries of the epidemics in Colorado, Wyoming, and Wisconsin.

Only a small percentage of those transmissions yield something newsworthy.

Our MAC simulation studies show that the concurrent transmissions yield a network throughput of four times compared to the traditional RTS/CTS scheme.

Increased flexibility in radio transmission, however, yields a higher likelihood of interference owing to limited coordination among users.

For example, for water depth h = 0.515 m and incident wave height H i,nom = 0.16 m the transmission coefficient yields K t = 0.763 in case of forest width B = 0.75 m and it is reduced to K t = 0.488 in case of forest width B = 3.0 m.

In addition, although fluorescence detection is more sensitive than IR absorption, the application of Beer's law to IR images acquired in the transmission mode yields quantitative concentration values for the CERs in the SC glyph regions.

Through investigations, the authors pointed out that cooperative transmission can yield more efficient routes than the competing counterparts in terms of both the reliability and the energy consumption.