This time, Mr. Russianoff said, that comparison was impossible because New York City Transit, over the protests of some riders' advocates, changed the way it calculates some performance categories like seat availability, frequency of service and announcements.
The SDRs from Ettus Research [9, 10] were chosen for the test platform due to their availability, frequency coverage, documentation availability, and ease of use.
The degree of landscape connection has wide-ranging implications for sediment availability, frequency of transport, and the nature of sediment storage within a basin.
The study districts were selected based on their rainfall distribution and variability during the short and long rainy seasons, accessibility of the rangelands; fluctuation in livestock feed resources availability, frequency of drought, livestock potentials, and degradation of rangelands.
The results of this model indicated that forage availability was positively and significantly (P ≤ 0.05) influenced by the following: length of residence by a livestock keeper, perceived rainfall availability, frequency of grazing, number of kraals, presence of governing rules, presence of conflicts and knowledge of pasture location.
For Kelang, eight criteria, namely "deviation time," "location relative to other hub ports," "berth availability," "frequency of delays," "port flexibility," "availability of dedicated/own terminals," "special preferences on shipping lines," and "opinions/preferences of shippers and forwarders," indicate the lowest performances.
Further, treatment duration, onsite service availability, and frequency of counseling available are significant factors in predicting post-treatment drug use for fathers, but not for mothers.
Magazines like Forbes Life from Forbes Media, and Pursuits, from Bloomberg, are expanding in availability and frequency.
Magazines like Forbes Life from Forbes Media, and Pursuits, from Bloomberg, are expanding in availability and frequency," he writes.
Although rail is not able to compete with road transport in terms of flexibility, which is an important key to 'service availability', the frequency of a service in a day or week can complement this aspect.
Under these circumstances, one of the most challenging issues for future wireless communications is to support a large number of subscribers and to ensure the guarantee of quality-of-service (QoS) requirements under the limited availability of frequency spectrum.
