For bandwidth sharing and congestion avoidance, a conjunction degree (CD) is defined which takes care of number of different types of LSPs passing over a link.
Based on IDA results, three behavior factors have been defined, which take into account overstrength, ductility and both overstrength and ductility, respectively.
due to the definition of, where is a constant which can be defined by taking the inner product of both parts of (2.13) with the element.
The Doppler effect is a dynamic process, which cannot be defined by taking motion to be a series of static source positions, and this effect is robust whatever the system of spatialization uses, including fixed mono speaker diffusion processes.
As an epistemology of science, realism can be defined as a perspective which takes as its central point of departure the view that external social realities exist in the outer world and that these realities are independent of the individual's perception of them.
Specifically, each P e n a value in Eq. (2) can be defined as a binary variable which takes 0 for no violation and 1 for any positive violation percentage.
The algorithm assumes the presence of sampled values of system states, based on which a map is defined that takes initial conditions on a grid in the state space to their respective images.
The objective is to maximize the total reward, which is defined by taking into consideration the transmission rate of the user's link, the overheads for performing inter-relay handoffs, and the moving speed of the user.
The main new aspect in this article, compared to [3, 5], is indeed the simpler form of our (w), which is defined by taking supremum in (s) of the function begin{aligned} u x,t -v_0 x -theta (u(x,t -v_0 x -thetas-t)),t -v_0 x -thetaose fu xtional dependence on (u) and (v_0) is linear.
Adherence to GPAs below the optimum level (which is defined as taking GPAs for ≥80% of the prescribed days) has been associated with a 2.5- to 4-fold increase in the risk of upper GI bleeding in patients receiving NSAIDs (9, 10, 11).
