Using these methods on quick field experimentation of user characteristics, such as user behavior, one can devise descriptive, prescriptive and predictive performance along various metrics and from there, formulate rules for making decisions.
On the basis of this definition, one can devise a simple inverted-tree diagram.
Using the model developed in this section, one can devise an optimization scheme that maximizes the throughput by adjusting the values of the contention window sizes, as well as the number of subchannels.
In fact, fine (resp. coarse) meshes admit larger (resp. lower) R. According to these observations, one can devise different mathematical relationships between R and the gradient statistics.
Moreover, for query batch processing, one can devise a relocation schedule for a given relation which will further minimize the interference and query processing costs.
Roughly, if the channel can transmit as much or more information than the source can produce, then one can devise an efficient way to code and transmit messages with as small an error probability as desired.
In the real world, this is not possible to know; however, if one can reliably predict the RMSD accuracy of a conformer model, then one can devise an RMSD separation value that could be used as a sampling threshold with some statistical assurances that the sampled conformer model should have at least one conformer within the sampling RMSD some significantly large percentage of the time.
In principle yes if one can devise reaction rules enabling the production of any molecule in the chemical space.
On a much grander scale, Mr. Leonsis and his colleagues envision eventually distributing as many as 100,000 films through channels as varied as their own imaginations can devise.
Artists must now embrace the cultural theorists' beloved model of the rhizome and think of their work as a horizontal stem for numberless roots and shoots — as many entry and exit points as fans can devise.
