CRAN definition

CRAN means the Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia;
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CRAN means the Communications Regulatory Authority established in terms of the Communications Act (No 8 of 2009) and its successors who govern and oversee the telecommunications and electronic communications industry;
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CRAN means Centre de la Recherche en Alimentation et Nutrition, a research institution of the Borrower; and
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Examples of CRAN in a sentence

  • Any unresolved dispute between the Subscriber and MTC may be referred to CRAN for adjudication.

  • In particular, we used the R packages irr and ggpubr (CRAN 2019).

  • Secrecy and energy efficiency in massive MIMO aided heterogeneous C-RAN: A new look at interference.

  • Specifically, Chapter 4 integrates the C-RAN sys- tem with SWIPT concept and propose a joint energy trading and partial cooperation design based on two sparse beamforming strategies to account for limited-capacity fronthaul links in the green C-RAN.

  • Let wni ∈ CM×1 be the beam- forming vector formed by the n-th RRH towards the i-th receiving terminal, i ∈ Li. We view all N RRHs of the C-RAN as a single virtual RRH and formulate the prob- lem from the perspective of sparse optimisation.

  • Other specific project Costs (OC) OC to be covered for: • Project management meetings, for room hire, audio visuals and paper/print work (announcements, proceedings), on average 1.000 Euro per meeting (foreseen under WP 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 / participant 1 TNO, 2 CRAN, 3 CRS, 4 UOS), • As part of WP7, Management of the project, a total of 14.355 Euro is for meetings of the Advisory Board, consisting of working hours for certain members of the AB.

  • Note that (2.14) confirms the advantage of the C- Figure 2.8: Downlink beamforming in a full cooperation multiuser C-RAN.

  • Further libraries can be procured by you under separate terms via download from external repositories, i.e. pip (▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/project/pip/) for Python and CRAN (▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/) for R.

  • The Subscriber upon application assumes implicit acceptance of any possible constraints imposed by CRAN and/or any third party and/or any situation which MTC has no control over.

  • With enormously increasing demand for mobile data and high data rates such as online high definition video streaming and video conferencing, the aggregated power requirements by user terminals may exceed the amount of power budget at each of the RRHs in the C-RAN systems.