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We extend this concept for the vectored CM-DM processing in the upstream transmissions by applying a first order approximation of inverse of the combined CM-DM channel as H ( c d ) - 1 = H diag ( c d ) ( I + C ( c d ) ) - 1 ≈ ( I - C ( c d ) ) H diag ( c d ) - 1, (38).
When necessary, presence of short term autocorrelation was modelled by applying a first order autoregressive AR(1) structure to the residuals.
The current study set out to fill this gap by applying a first aid strategy for deliberate self-harm to schools.
The C stock of each HWP category, in each year, is estimated by applying a first order decay function taking into account the C outflow and inflow from and to each category, as reported in the Methods (see the subsection on First Order decay functions).
However, the dynamic characteristics of the equation could be considerably improved, by applying a first-order exponential filter to the inlet gas composition.
The foregoing problem is considered in this paper in terms of a mean field approximation obtained by applying a first-order closure to an unclosed set of mean field equations presented in Part I.
The performance of the proposed A-FWNC is illustrated by applying a second-order nonlinear inverted pendulum system and compared with previously published methods.
Furthermore, the bio-activity of these stable gelatin coatings was enhanced by applying a third and final coating using the cell-attractive protein fibronectin.
The source computes the key used for generating the MAC in each time interval by applying a second public one-way function to each element of the hash chain.
Then the annual runoff moments are derived from the moments of the input variables of the annual rainfall runoff model (i.e. annual precipitation, potential evapotranspiration and water storage change) by applying a second-order approximation.
Subsequently, a multiple linear regression was carried out by applying a second-order model to describe the relationship between the independent and dependent variables, which established the adequacy of this model (R2 > 0.97) and, thus, the applicability of the combined statistical and mathematical approaches.
