Each of the triad identities can accommodate some version of a lifeline, for instance.
Through the simulation using actual traffic traces on a backbone network of Internet2, we show that traffic engineering using the traffic information predicted by our method can set up routes that accommodate traffic variation for several or more hours with efficient load balancing.
For the regression analysis, however, it is necessary to accommodate some limitation because some values must have some limitations for physical phenomena.
In some cases, the kalata B1 scaffold accommodated significant variation; for example, MOG3 adopted a well-defined fold even though the modified loop 5, which contained a seven-residue epitope, was completely different in composition and length from that of the native scaffold.
Plans for the third building remain the same for now, however, to accommodate some larger tenants.
When looking for pants, look for a close fit with legs just wide enough to accommodate some cowboy boots.
In this way, we never have to perform the recognition twice and sequentially we refine the warp estimate to accommodate the slight variations for the vocal-tract even for the same speaker.
They accommodate variations for each experimental type through the random effects, but tie the different types together through the fixed effects and the variance-covariance matrix ψ.
A spontaneous chromosomal mutation rate (u) range of 10−3 to 10−4 was selected to accommodate for the variation proposed for mammals ([ 5] and references therein).
While automation involves programming a system to perform specific tasks, autonomous systems are programmed to perform automated tasks, accommodate for variation, and self-correct or self-learn with little or no human intervention.
A discrete-gamma model [53] was implemented to accommodate rate variation among sites for both ML and Bayesian analyses with four different categories.
