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This algorithm is based on adaptation of the number of bits to quantize CSI of serving and interfering BSs according to transmitter power and location of the user in its own cell.

To better understand the general model and its nuances, several submodels (input models) were built based on adaptation of pre-existing research, among which we mention: meteorological, pasture, animal, crop livestock integration, crop, soil, pasture-animal, and pasture-soil submodels.

Two major factors associated with climate change across the range of rice cultivation conditions (day length and temperature) are believed to have played a critical role in the spread of rice cultivation based on adaptation of the species to different areas and cropping seasons.

This paper presents a further development of the design method of Mirkin (1987), Mirkin and Gandelman (1986) for solution of optimal control problems for non-linear dynamic systems with inequality control constraints, which is based on adaptation of a performance functional.

Many of these in vivo imaging modalities are based on adaptation of those clinical modalities that are familiar to oncologists to be used in small animals.

To this end, we developed an approach based on adaptation of the baseline model of the BellKor collaborative filtering algorithm (CF) (Koren, 2008).

The earliest proposals were based on adaptations of piston engines and were usually heavy and complicated.

In this work, we propose two algorithms based on adaptations of classical algorithms to multivariate geostatistical data.

The floor plan was based on an adaptation of one of the secondary wings he had built at Holkham Hall.

Adapted physical activity-based rehabilitations are based on the adaptation of different activities to fit each individual's needs in the rehabilitation setting.

"This is not a version for purists but takes on the issue of 'What is purity'?" The shortened version, based on an adaptation of the "Ring" that was written for the Birmingham Opera Company in England, will be true to the original in its spirit, Mr. Sheffer said.