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a BER performance using random pilot allocation and b BER performance using optimized PCE-based pilot allocation.

Figure 8 Descriptions of (a) power and CAFs with optimal resource allocation and (b) cooperative operation of the two functions for finding the optimal resource allocation.

The resulting optimization problem involving individual transmit power constraints is tackled using two approaches: (a) by dividing the overall problem into the problems of individual power allocation and carrier allocation and (b) by adopting relaxation of the constraints.

Thus, the idea of our paper is to try to (a) use only such robust (qualitative) information for predicting labor allocation dynamics and (b) reduce the extent of ideological information used, which seems to be a valuable directive (cf. Sect. 1).

Meanwhile the number of largely liberal financial systems had increased from two to 18, and the number of liberal ones from four to ten.The liberalisers had argued that reform would (a) lead to greater efficiency in the allocation of resources, and (b) promote saving.

With treatment conditions for enumerated allocations labeled as groups A and B, one allocation was randomly chosen via a random number generator, with the seed supplied by a non-study staff person (SAS® software function RANUNI) [ 16].

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The high frequency and allocation of haplotypes A and B appears to indicate their antiquity in the species, particularly haplotype A, which is observed from Morocco to Greece.

The performance of the Partial Dynamic MW-PCC algorithm is evaluated with two settings: allocation scheme (A) is a "conservative" one, where 85% of the tones are dynamic, and allocation scheme (B) is an "aggressive" one, where only 50% of the tones are dynamic.

We found that over time government moved away from the original capitation funding model as the result of (a) a macro-allocation problem arising from system disturbance and professional opposition, and (b) a micro-allocation problem that emerged when local budgets were not shared equitably.

Fig. 3 a Undershooting mechanism and b Unused portion allocation Table 3 Fair share calculation AP after undershooting after unused portion allocation A 4.75 15.57 B 0.5 1.64 C 5.5 18.04 D 4.75 15.57 E 4.25 13.93 F 10.75 35.25.