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Our simulation also showed that the water model is better approximated by a vacuum model than a solid model.

More precisely, the distribution of visitations frequencies have been observed to be heavy tailed, being better approximated by a power law distribution [13, 18].

The central limit theorem would suggest that although the hourly values of RH fail to show a normal distribution, the daily averages should be better approximated by a normal distribution.

The fact that MWF performs better than WF is more visible when the power is constrained per antenna, because Ω i j BS exhibit less variability and can be better approximated by a constant.

In summary, it appears that temperature effects on P. radiata height growth may be better approximated by a family of common-asymptote curves, while the effects of other environmental factors such as nutrition and water availability may be better represented by an anamorphic family of curves.

It is important to note that the results obtained in this work are not directly applicable to others scenario-inspired mobility models [12]; for instance, while intermeeting time follows an exponential distribution under the RWM, intermeeting time is shown to be better approximated by a power-law distribution in some scenarios [12, 42].

Then an IRLS involving an iteratively reweighted ℓ 2 -norm can be better approximated by an ℓ 1 -like criterion.

In fact, it is better approximated by an exponential distribution whereas recency-model maintains its power-law behavior.

However, the MA and NI node degree distributions seen here are better approximated by an exponential curve.

The results show that the instantaneous behaviour of a time-varying system, observed during EIS is better approximated by the use of a multisine excitation signal.

However, when X is not in the dead zone, P(Y Q|X Q) is better approximated by P(E Q), assuming a mid-tread quantizer.