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An improved basic model by integrating the aforementioned advantages is then numerically studied.
In Section 2, we present our basic model by applying CS to RSN exploiting the pulse compression technique.
Other algorithm variants can be derived from this basic model by introducing additional parameters in the message to be passed.
The supported rail (on ballast, sleepers and railpads) is also considered within the same basic model, by using an equivalent continuous support.
In this section, we formulate the basic model by dividing the population into four sub-classes, (S t)), the susceptible, (E t)), the exposed (not yet infectious), (I t)), the infected and (R t)), the recovered or removed individuals.
This paper presents a critical review of the Costly State Verification framework starting from the basic model by Gale and Hellwig [Review of Economic Studies 52 (1985) 647] and further examining the most recent developments.
The coffee machines, which are co-branded, range from basic models by Krups and Magimix, which cost 149 euros ($189) at the Paris store, to a deluxe Miele digital model at 1,849 euros, not including installation.
It implements a perpetual "state of emergency" mentality that inverts the basic model outlined by the fourth amendment: that there are vast domains of private action about which the state should remain ignorant unless it provides clear prior justification.
In Zhongshan, where many of the Honda Lock strikers returned to work at least temporarily on Sunday and Monday while wage negotiations continued, the workers followed a basic model established by those who went on strike last month at a Honda transmission factory in the city of Foshan.
To capture the behavior of unsaturated soils, Alonso et al. ([1990]) developed the Barcelona Basic Model (BBM) by correlating soil hardening with suction.
The basic model developed by Wassily Loentief in the late 1930s is a system of linear equations; each equation describes the distribution of an economic sector's product throughout the economy (Miller and Blair 2009).
