Sentence examples for without retrial from inspiring English sources

In numerical results, we compare the performance of two systems with retrial(q > 0) and without retrial(q = 0).

We also see that the loss probability of SUs in the case without retrials is larger than that in the case with retrials because all blocked SUs are lost in the model without retrials.

In Figure 2 and Figure 3, we compare the throughput and loss probability of SUs between the case with retrials (q = 0.7) and the case without retrials (q = 0).

We see that the throughput of SUs in the case with retrials is larger than that in the case without retrials, because the retrial phenomenon of SUs leads to higher channel utilization of SUs. Figure 2(b) shows the loss probability of SUs increases as the arrival rate λ1 of PUs increases.

The case has been returned to the initial court for retrial, he said, without giving details about the renewed legal proceedings over the murders, which rocked the Islamic republic.

The Court also tells us that the error was harmless because the same evidence "would likely have been admissible" at a joint retrial of the defendants without the improper count.

Retrials Without Limit There is no limit in China to how many times a case can be retried, and Mr. Liu appealed his case twice more before the provincial court overturned his conviction.

In the latest part of an ordeal that began in December 2013, three al‑Jazeera journalists were sentenced to three years in prison after a retrial in Egypt for operating without a press licence and "broadcasting false new".

Canadian Mohamed Fahmy, Egyptian Baher Mohamed, and Australian Peter Greste were sentenced to three years in prison in a retrial last month for operating without a press license and broadcasting material harmful to Egypt.

What we do know is that Mr. de Lestrade has become an integral part of the Peterson story, which is brought home when Mr. Peterson hugs a cameraman, telling him that without the filmmakers there would have been no retrial.

He was convicted of first-degree murder in a retrial and sentenced to life in prison without parole in October 2014. .