interinfluence

(ˌɪntərˈɪnflʊəns)

vb (tr)

to influence reciprocally or mutually

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The interinfluence between different satellites with the joint vector tracking is analyzed in Section 4.

Improvement of Carrier Phase Tracking Based on a Joint Vector Architecture

Note that in order to reduce the interinfluence caused by broadcasting query-msg and replying query-msg, we can transmit them on two different channels.

Protecting data source location privacy in wireless sensor networks against a global eavesdropper

The next step is tuning and optimization due to the interinfluence of the two different structures.

A new microstrip filter using crlh structure and defected ground structure in antenna application

"For groups to develop to a point where there is interdependence or interinfluence, a conscious, systematic effort must be deployed" (Murphy & Laferriere, 2005).