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Second, we analyze the outcome Strategyit for all months of application as a function of total application duration (AW i ).

A performance model describing the execution time of the application as a function of its spatial resolution and the hardware performance is proposed.

In the first specification, we analyze Strategy it=a, measuring the likelihood of using a coping strategy at the time of application as a function of total application duration (AW i ), controlling for individual characteristics.

Gaining a better understanding of the strain rate dependency of ABS will help in effectively determining the stress limits for a given design application as a function of the strain rate.

This paper introduces the tools for the design and selection of the most appropriate network arrangement for a given application as a function of the specified pressure drop for fluid flow, the required temperature and heat duty.

A simple linear model of the performance of the application as a function of architectural parameters is derived by fitting the results of a bunch of simulations based on the trace.

In order to demonstrate the difference in users' behaviors and in the launched applications as a function of the week day, we selected six scenarios as shown in Fig. 15.

Equation (6) relates application mean response time R a as a function of its workload scenario W a and the resources allocated to all tiers n ∈ {1,… N a } of application a for all resource allocation intervals t ∈ {1,…T}.

However, concerns about the potential prostatic side effects of testosterone have limited enthusiasm for testosterone's applications as a function-promoting anabolic therapy in older men (Bhasin et al., 2006; Calof et al., 2005).

Equation (3) defines an SLO violation penalty cost P e n a for a given application a as function of the application violation percentage V a defined in Eq. (1).

Utility based resource allocation methods generally model the utility of elastic applications as a concave function of rate, which reflects the lack of any minimum rate requirement.