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The most educated guess needs to take into account prevailing market multiples and a "normalized" sense of the rate of earnings growth.
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The population size will be defined in a normalized sense.
From Fig. 6, the optimal points of the conventional and the proposed TD-CRHAN are taken out and the normalized ε is plotted in Fig. 7 a, and the corresponding normalized sensing time T s (i.e., fraction of time used for spectrum sensing in a frame) is plotted in Fig. 7 b.
Fig. 8 Impact of varying number of cooperating sensing devices N on a normalized (varepsilon = frac {varepsilon }{D_{t}}), and b fraction of time used for spectrum sensing (i.e., normalized sensing time (=frac {T_{s}}{T_{f}})).
Fig. 7 Effects of different total number of in-band channels I on a normalized (varepsilon = frac {varepsilon }{D_{t}}), and b fraction of time used for spectrum sensing (i.e., normalized sensing time (=frac {T_{s}}{T_{f}})).
Fig. 15 Simulation results of the total number of active channels I versus: a normalized (varepsilon = frac {varepsilon }{D_{t}}), and b fraction of time used for spectrum sensing (i.e., normalized sensing time (=frac {T_{s}}{T_{f}})).
Fig. 9 Effects of different cluster's throughput demand, D t on a normalized (varepsilon = frac {varepsilon }{D_{t}}), b number of in-band channels I used, and c fraction of time used for spectrum sensing (i.e., normalized sensing time (=frac {T_{s}}{T_{f}})).
The example has a Butterworth low pass filter with a normalized cutoff of 0.1 and an Butterworth bandpass filter with normalized cutoffs of [0.1 0.15].
A sense of normal returns.
