Thermal fade margin is typically calculated as the difference between the system temperature and the reference temperature at which the link budget was originally calculated, taking into account the temperature-dependent parameters such as cable attenuation and equipment noise figure. The formula for computing thermal fade margin varies depending on the specific system and parameters involved.
Just open the link below.. http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/16/sysreq/contributions/80216sc-99_13.pdf the explanation is very good !!
fade away.......fade out...
No, different colors fade at different rates due to varying levels of exposure to light, heat, moisture, and other environmental factors. Lighter colors tend to fade faster than darker colors because they contain less pigmentation to protect against fading.
The nucleolus begins tp fade from view
The nucleolus begins to fade from view during prophase.
Thermal fade margin TFM in db is the difference between the normal received signal RSL at the input of microwave receiver expressed in dbm and the receiver's threshold ( given by the manufacturer) expressed in dbm TFM = RSL - TH
Thermal fade margin TFM in db is the difference between the normal received signal RSL at the input of microwave receiver expressed in dbm and the receiver's threshold ( given by the manufacturer) expressed in dbm TFM = RSL - TH
Link margin is the system design concern to the communication link and does not concern the only feed system of communication link, fade margin is particularly concern with the feed system of communication link.
When writing a film script, the first words in the script are fade-in, in all caps and positioned at the left margin.
Surrounded by a distinct margin. I.e it does not gradually fade away.
Just open the link below.. http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/16/sysreq/contributions/80216sc-99_13.pdf the explanation is very good !!
There is certainly a cloud computing trend going on right now, but this is just because the technology is new. It is a trend because no one could use it before. In the future, this will just be the way that people store and share information. Saying it is nothing but a trend is like saying that computers are a trend that will fade out. They are here to stay, and so is cloud computing.
Yes, this curtain is made for bright sunlight and will not fade.
The phrase "cloud computing" is still a buzzword, driving people to syncrhonize their devices, however, as the concept ages, the phrase will drop away and simply be thought of as computing. As the hype falls away, fit and function will become more important in cloud computing needs. Security will be improved, with identities managed in individuals clouds. Huge, central databases will become common while mobile devices will continue to become more powerful and thinner.
'Fade' can indeed be a noun - as in 'a fade to black' in a movie. Fade is its own noun.
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The prefix of "fade" is "un-".