Sentence examples for which rendezvous from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which rendezvous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific meeting or gathering that has been previously mentioned or is known to the audience. Example: "I need to confirm which rendezvous we will be attending this weekend."
Indeed, there have been numerous fake Apple stores operating in China, and knockoff Apple products, which Rendezvous addressed this year.
Amid the frenzy over his play, Mr. Lin also unwittingly became the focus of a controversy, which Rendezvous explored, when two ESPN announcers used the phrase "chink in the armor" when discussing his play.
It was the latest episode in China's ongoing food-safety nightmare, which Rendezvous has chronicled, and the German newspaper Der Spiegel has now followed up with an investigation of Chinese food exports to Europe.
However an upper limitation on the orbit exists due to the operating limits of the spacecraft which rendezvous with the ISS.
Unfortunately, we really did fire a freaking rocket, loaded with robots, into space, which rendezvoused with another planet, then disgorged said robots for a perfect landing, after which time the robots ran perfectly well for four years now, advancing our knowledge of the red planet and the solar system.
The SUs use an hybrid strategy to generate the CH sequences which ensure rendezvous and maximum rendezvous diversity.
Some authors [15,17,27,30] also consider in the design of CH sequences the number of channels in which the rendezvous may occur (rendezvous diversity).
In a CRN with G common available channels for SUs, if C: |C|≤G is a set of channels in which the rendezvous occurs, the rendezvous diversity index can be computed as: (D=frac {|C|}{G}).
The authors in [26] propose the jump stay (JS) algorithm which guarantees rendezvous under symmetric and asymmetric models, supports multi-user rendezvous, and ensures maximum rendezvous diversity.
In [17], the asynchronous channel hopping (ACH) algorithm is proposed where the authors focus on designing CH sequences that ensure rendezvous in all available channels and use the term rendezvous diversity to denote the number of channels in which the rendezvous may occur.
Note that independently of the order in which the rendezvous between SUs occurs, always are needed H pair-wise rendezvous.
