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• This is the crucial problem for a VAD algorithm under heavy noise conditions.
• On the tracking task, there was no difference in performance under the three noise conditions.
• "' Analog communication systems : "'spectral analysis of these operations, superheterodyne noise conditions.
• The relatively low-and mid-level added noise conditions also show a second harmonic component at about 110 Hz.
• A standard measure of the SNR as a function of noise variance shows a clear peak at the mid-level noise condition.
• An effective way to achieve near optimal performance independently of the operating point in terms of linear recording density and the noise conditions is via noise prediction.
• SHDSL features symmetrical data rates in both the rate and noise conditions ( more noise or higher rate means decreased reach ) and may be up to 3, 000 meters.
• He was instrumental in extending the mathematical foundations to phase locked systems operating in severe jamming and noise conditions, to coded digital transmission, and to communicating with high velocity vehicles.
• USC is blaring music through loudspeakers in practice this week to simulate noise conditions at Arizona State, but the Trojans have ditched the high-tech ear plugs they used last season.
• Following the decision, a second judicial appeal was launched by Mike Hulme, which challenged the validity of the planning conditions and claimed that the wording of the noise conditions rendered them ineffective.
• The highlight of list-decoding is that even under adversarial noise conditions, it is possible to achieve the information-theoretic optimal trade-off between rate and fraction of errors that can be corrected.
• The researchers recruited 60 men and women aged between 20 and 28 and tested them on simulated driving tasks under three noise conditions : silence, rock music played at a gentle 55 decibels and the same music blaring out at 85 decibels.
• When a distinction does little to help disambiguate unclear speech under real-world noise conditions, speakers are already compelled to use disambiguating strategies : to pick different words, use different structures, add words or morphemes, or pronounce things differently.
• The mid-level noise condition clearly shows a stronger component at the signal of interest than either low-or high-level noise, and the harmonic component is greatly reduced at mid-level noise and not present in the high-level noise.
• Communication systems : amplitude and angle modulation and demodulation systems, spectral analysis of these operations, superheterodyne receivers; elements of hardware, realizations of analog communication systems; signal-to-noise ratio ( SNR ) calculations for amplitude modulation ( AM ) and frequency modulation ( FM ) for low noise conditions.
• Both during this period and afterwards a system known as " dynamic line management ( DLM ) " constantly assessed the performance of the line in order to provide information to the end user's DSL modem to allow it to choose a suitable sync rate with which to connect to the DSLAM, balancing speed against the risk of errors due to changing noise conditions.
• YPs are used at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division in Keyport, Washington, to measure mobile underwater target and torpedo radiated noise plus ambient water noise conditions; serve as a platform for deployment of suspended, stationary, in-water acoustic targets during on-range torpedo proof and test operations; deployment of countermeasure emulator during torpedo operations; and deployment of oceanographic measurement instrumentation to determine seawater conductivity and temperature at the depth ( s ) of interest.