Sentence examples for unknown carriers from inspiring English sources
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Likewise, the value of direct-isolation proportion during P2 was uncertain, because previously unknown carriers colonized at admission could have been missed.
This finding suggests that a considerable number of unknown carriers might be circulating in our hospital that are not subjected to contact precautions because of the unawareness of their status.
This suggests that the (unknown) carriers of small cargo are mobile and capable of traveling a long distance, whereas the 'carriers' of large aggregates of soluble cargo are less mobile.
Nevertheless, it seems questionable, if predictive models can attain high degrees of separation into carriers and non-carriers at all, as even elaborate models fail to display acceptable discrimination and thus sensitivity in detecting unknown carriers when screening is restricted to a subset of the admitted population.
Therefore, we investigate both single-differential detection (SD) and double-differential detection (DD) for TWR using AF with unknown carrier offsets in this paper.
To the best of our knowledge, no work has been reported in TWR with unknown carrier frequency offsets when CSI is not available at all nodes.
where A is a received amplitude, f c is a residual carrier, θ c is an unknown carrier phase, and n(t) is a complex additive white Gaussian noise with power spectrum density N0.
In this study, Cramer-Rao Lower Bounds (CRLBs) for known and unknown carrier frequency offset (CFO) are derived, and the effects of the number of available dispersed bands and modulation schemes on the CRLBs are investigated.
However, all the above methods[12 16] are carried out on point-to-point communication links and cannot be directly applied to TWR with unknown carrier offsets, since the signal received at the relay is a mixture of both source signals, and CSI is not available at all nodes.
The Commission sent a questionnaire to several unknown wireless carriers asking them a whole host of questions about what "tools" they use to manage their network, including the restriction of VoIP.
