When considering multi-hop communication, the applicability scope of Internet-based applications might need to be reduced to lower speed scenarios (e.g., urban or semi-urban), to a proper ratio of CCUs per installed RSU and to a realistic maximum number of hops (to be determined).
The main drawbacks of this solution are the assumption of linear topology and group movement which limits the applicability scope, the overhead due to the explicit management signaling (e.g., between leaders), and the possible security threat due to the critical tasks carried out by the leaders.
This combination of children's health policies also requires a clear commitment to children's environmental health by all program offices for understanding, following, and implementing the relevant policies or statutes, because each is unique in its applicability, scope, and legal authority.
Then the paper summarizes the main aircraft vibration response environment prediction methods and indicates their advantages, disadvantages and applicability scopes, including extrapolation of similar structure, theory analysis and analytical solution of differential dynamical equation, statistical parameter modeling, simulation calculation modeling and machine learning.
This work demonstrates the usefulness, applicability, and scope that the Ensemble Modeling framework offers to build production strains.
Here, we review the current literature on bioinformatic and statistical analysis of immune repertoire HTS data and discuss underlying assumptions, applicability, and scope.
In terms of applicability, the scope of the presented HRS platform is different from conventional HTS assays.
Overall, our results together with those studies strengthen the applicability and wide scope of the AL model (Walumbwa et al. 2008).
The results from the project have important implications for rock mechanics and have applicability beyond the scope of nuclear fuel waste disposal.
Numerous Cloud Identity Management Systems (IDMSs) have been proposed so far; however, most of those systems are neither widely accepted nor considered highly reliable due to their constraints in terms of scope, applicability and security.
While most commentators seem to favor reading Malebranche as restricting the knowledge principle to minds, there is, as Steven Nadler has argued, at least one passage that seems to suggest that Malebranche is endorsing the wide scope applicability of KP (Conversations Chrétiennes, OCM 4 15 6).
