Sentence examples for whose indexes from inspiring English sources
The codewords whose indexes are circled by dashed lines are selected as referenced codewords for different steps.
The HetNet scenario is depicted in Fig. 1 and is composed of Q+1 BSs, whose indexes belong to the set ({mathcal {Q}}triangleq {0,cdots,Q}).
The architectural model resulting from the valid application of all changes of variation points whose indexes are described in x is named candidate architecture.
The i-th component MPC code computes its j-th redundancy bit, with j=1,…,r i, as the EX-OR of the codeword bits whose indexes are smaller than j by an integer multiple of r i.
The set of predecessors of HeNB i includes the neighbors whose indexes are smaller than i, i.e., P i)={l|e li ∈ε,l
Children whose index was +2 had an average BMI of 16.5.
The chief scorekeepers for consumer confidence are Michigan and the Conference Board, a business organization whose index has tracked Michigan's, but with a lag.
In 1995, 12 House Republicans represented ruby-red districts whose index score leaned toward the GOP by at least 20 points; now 24 represent such districts.
The South American spider monkeys (genus Ateles), whose index lies between 100 and 108, show a type of locomotion that contains the elements of both quadrupedalism and brachiation.
So, he said, for a borrower whose index is based on the one-year Treasury bill and whose margin is 2.75, the rate is probably going to adjust down -- not up.
They said that essentially meant they could not recruit a player whose index was lower than 195, and they characterized Harvard's standards as tougher than those of other Ivy programs.
