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To address this point, this paper (i) uses a pre-established detailed identification of road cuts (Naulin et al., 2013) and (ii) applies a well-known traffic attribution method to existing and freely available census datasets.
We also assume that each OBU i uses a fixed transmission power (P_{i}^{tr}) corresponding to a fixed transmission range and interference range is typically 1.5 to 3 times higher than the transmission range.
Each classifier i uses a feature vector (vec {x}_{i}) consisting of one or two simple features extracted from the document image, and makes its decision based on the decision boundaries shown in Fig. 2 a d.
This Women's Health Surveillance Report is unique in that it: (i) uses a Canadian national perspective, and (ii) endeavours to clarify the utility of national secondary data (administrative and survey) in providing gender-relevant information for women's health policy and program decision-making.
Model I uses a fuzzy neural network to predict the overall image, while Model II uses a gray clustering operation for the color image evaluation and two fuzzy neural networks for the form image evaluation and the overall image evaluation.
AS-i uses a two-wire untwisted, unshielded cable that serves as both communication link and power supply for up to thirty-one slaves.
The attitude determination and control system (ADCS) on CX-I uses a unique gravity gradient boom design constructed of tape measure material.
The results show how ESCRT-I uses a combination of a rigid stalk and flexible tethers to interact with lipids, cargo, and other ESCRT complexes over a span of ∼25 nm.
The ANT-I uses a nonpredictive cue (exogenous) with valid (target at cued location), non-cued (no spatial cue is presented), and invalid (target appears opposite to the cued location) conditions.
The FES-I uses a Likert scale to score the participant's level of concern regarding the possibility of falling when performing certain activities of daily living (e.g. taking a bath/shower or climbing up or down stairs).
