The phrase "are calculated in section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific section of a document or report where calculations are performed or detailed.
Example: "The final results are calculated in section three of the report, which outlines the methodology used."
Alternatives: "are computed in section" or "are determined in section".
Furthermore, the working of MS-GSC is also explained in Section 2. Secrecy outage probability is calculated in Section 3. Section 4 gives the interpretation of numerical result.
It is interesting to note that almost the same gain has been calculated in Section 5 when considering the average achievable rates for CIR and AIR systems with the same number of nodes at lower SNRs.
The rest of this paper is organized as follows: the system model is introduced in Section 2. The probability of a successful transmission in a channel is calculated in Section 3. The average latency of the AMI backhaul for different access schemes is analysed in Section 4. The multi-armed bandit theory and various learning algorithms are introduced in Section 5.
The function that a learning classifier with one output approximates to, when has been trained to minimize the Cross-Entropy error, is calculated in Section 3. The condition stated in[1] is applied to demonstrate that the approximated function is useful to approximate the NP detector.
Using the equation: V. S + B. D = total fermentable sugar yield where whole stalk juice volume (V) and dry weight of biomass (B) were calculated in Section 1, total sugar concentration ([ S]) was determined in Section 2, and digestibility (D) was determined in Section 3, the total fermentable sugar content of bmr6, bmr12, and their parent line (WT) were calculated.
The Schottky barrier width between Zn0.8Mg0.2O and ITO was calculated to range over 20 50 nm (or an average of 30 nm, and is calculated in Section S3 of the Supporting Information) and current cannot tunnel through a Schottky barrier of such height and width to a magnitude that is consistent with the photocurrent observed in these devices (Supporting Information, Section S2 and Figure S4).
The cost of refurbishing and disposal sites is calculated in sections four and five.
Q(D), Q, and A(i) are calculated in the next section for busy time computation.
