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Macrodiversity refers to a spatial diversity where transmission or reception is performed simultaneously at two or more base station sites. The large physical separation of reception sites means that macrodiversity can combat slow fading, as the propagation paths can be largely uncorrelated for shadowing effects. In principle, macrodiversity can also be used to combat fast fading, but local spatial or polarisation diversity implemented within one base transceiver station (BTS) site is usually suf cient for this purpose. In GSM, the rst requirement for the implementation of macrodiversity is air interface synchronisation. Synchronisation is needed in order to achieve timeslot alignment that is required in order for the reception to be possible in multiple sites. Air interface synchronisation is presented in more detail in 9.

has been proposed as an important chain-terminating reaction in the pyrolysis of ethane, but no measurements of the reaction rate are available. Estimate, based on collision theory, the rate constant for the reaction at 1000 K, assuming that the activation energy for the reaction is zero. The molecular radii for C2H5 and H can be assumed to be 0.4 and 0.2 nm, respectively.

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The third architecture is MS based. It uses the assistance data that is generated in the cellular network as well as the MS capability of performing LCS measurements and determining its own location. In this architecture, the SMLC calculates the assistance data that is sent to the mobile via standard messages. The calculation of the location is done in the mobile terminal. Mobile-based E-OTD and A-GPS both belong to this category. Figure 4.5 illustrates the basic signalling protocols for the NSS- and BSS-based architecture.

a Off-bottom clearance: 0.25 T. Source: Amanullah et al. (2000).

Because of the importance of the product oligomers for the production of detergents, plasticizers, comonomers, and specialty chemicals, oligomerization of simple olefins still attracts considerable attention. s03 The most active catalysts in ethylene oligomerization are Ni-based systems with monoanionic bidentate [p,O]S04,SOS and [N,O]S06 ligands, which work at high temperature and pressure (80-120 C and 70-140 atm). It was also found that neutral [P,O] ligands affording cationic Ni complexes oligomerize ethylene under much milder reaction conditions so7 and similar cationic Pd complexes codimerize ethylene with styrene. S08 More recently, various other neutral chelating [N,N]s09-S11 and [p,N]S12 ligands afforded the synthesis of highly active Ni- and Pd-based oligomerization catalysts. Highly active bis(pyridyl)ironS13 ,s14 and cobaltS14 ethylene oligomerization catalysts have been reported.

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