Sentence examples for unequal average from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it is shown that there is a strong duality between MIMO systems with colocated antennas (and spatially correlated links) and MIMO system with distributed antennas (and unequal average link SNRs).

We show that this is also the case when the individual transmit or receive antennas are spatially distributed on a large scale, which is caused by unequal average signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) on the individual transmission links.

The Shannon capacity of the Nakagami-m multipath fading channel in the case of unequal average energies is then: C = W ξ 2 Lm ∏ i = 1 L β i m ∑ k = 0 + ∞ C k, (29).

It is shown that owing to a strong duality between MIMO systems with colocated antennas (and spatially correlated links) and MIMO systems with distributed antennas (and unequal average link SNRs), the two systems can be treated in a single, unifying framework.

Different condition-dependent reproductive tactics may be associated with unequal average fitness, but the tactic chosen by a given male under given circumstances is thought to result in the highest possible fitness return.

Among the 49 examined pre-miRNAs, 27 have unequal averaged expression ratios between normal and HBVHCC tissues under the cutoff of 1.5 fold change.

The model fitted to the summarised data comprised a constant term and a random-effect term for left-right averaging: this allows for unequal variances between the averaged and unaveraged data.

Rhythm characteristics determined from the best-fitting cosine model include the MESOR (the middle of the cosine representing an adjusted average if unequal sampling), the amplitude (half the distance from the peak and trough of the best fitting curve), and the acrophase of the cosine model (the peak of a single component cosine).

Group averages with unequal variances were compared to each other by t-test with Welch's correction.

For song rate and beak colour, we chose to use BLUPs as a means of averaging across unequal sample sizes while controlling for fixed effects.

"That is why we have such unequal burden-sharing, with the average Greek having lost 40 percent of their income after taxes, while the wealthy have their money outside of Greece".