Also, wired network contains many intrusion detection systems which are not accommodating the nature of WSNs [14-17] [14-17]
To study the lifetime of such processes, we need a model which can accommodate the nature of such processes.
In this model, to accommodate the nature of uncertainty of VANETs, the Dempster-Shafer theory (DST) is used for opinion combination.
The aforementioned adjustments made to accommodate the nature of the HUNT 2 data as well as the exclusion of visits related to initial diagnosis and drug titration, will all tend to underestimate the population-at-risk and clinical workload.
To accommodate the nature of the dynamic populations in this study, and that migraine, fibromyalgia, and depression are chronic diseases without clear dates of onset, in these data we calculated the prevalence of each of the conditions in the following manner.
Because the world is not infinitely malleable to our wants or needs, reasonable decision making will accommodate 'how things are', where this is understood as accommodating the natures of things, the background conditions constraining our actions" (Haslanger 1993, 105).
The command automatically accommodates the longitudinal nature of the data; hence, users only need to provide the cross-sectional n × n weight matrix to estimate the model.
Our analysis accommodates the clustered nature of our database by using a three-level mixed model (patient, hospital, country).
In this study a family of kernel density functions is described that accommodates the fractal nature of iterative function representations of symbolic sequences and, consequently, enables the exact investigation of sequence motifs of arbitrary lengths in that scale-independent representation.
