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If trials prove it to be accurate and reliable enough for widespread deployment, then state and local transport departments could well have a solution for implementing mileage-based user fees, without causing undue alarm among the motoring public.
The proposed association, which comprises the QF protocol and ML detector, can be seen, in particular, as a solution for implementing a simple relaying protocol in a digital relay in contrast with the amplify-and-forward protocol which is an analog solution.
So, it was proved through mathematical essays as well as by simulating a mobile wireless communication environment that proposed algorithm can be seen as a feasible solution for implementing a channel-dependent scheduling facing the characteristics (contiguous subcarrier allotment) of the 3GPP-LTE uplink system.
With this approach, the ITMS platform is a suitable solution for implementing scalable data acquisition and processing systems based on a service-oriented model with the ability to easily implement remote participation applications.
Thus it can constitute an efficient solution for implementing all-optically a PRBS in an affordable, controllable and realistic manner.
In fact, a simple solution for implementing the phenomenon using the tracing tools at hand, consists of deriving a specialized beam-tree for each diffractive source.
Harvesting energy from ambient vibrations via piezoelectric effect has been considered as a promising solution for implementing self-sustained low-power electronic devices.
Three dimensional (3-D) multi-core SoC has been recognized as a promising solution for implementing complex applications with lower system energy.
Therefore, composting degradable material at source in households presents a good solution for implementing the first and second priorities, and in doing so, it eliminates municipal waste management problems.
It is believed that the proposed ICF can be an effective solution for implementing the Interface C of e-Diagnostics systems in semiconductor industry.
A low-cost solution for implementing the pulse-shape-based particle discrimination technique with the silicon-pad detectors has been demonstrated through in-beam measurements and the results obtained are presented.
