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The signal strength of each received packet is computed by considering a statistical component modeling fading and a deterministic one accounting for urban obstructions.

A modeller was developed that simulates random load histories by considering a statistical distribution and a sequence of load cycles that correspond to a rainflow algorithm.

The model is based on the cellular automaton method but departs from the classical 'representative volume element' (RVE) approach by considering a microstructure as a statistical ensemble of numerous solitary units.

In the context of this survey, it is best illustrated by considering a number of reported statistical tests for one study all reporting evidence for significance at the 5% level.

By considering a heterogeneous set of features, e.g., statistical descriptors, spectral measures, and morphological descriptors, AdaBoost classifier based on intensity channel achieves the best average performance.

Here, we present a first statistical analysis of a weighted biological network by considering a web of PFAM domain interactions.

We consider a Statistical Mechanics approach to granular systems by following the original ideas developed by Edwards.

In high-cycle fatigue (HCF), the variability in the fatigue strength of a material is accounted for by considering the statistical variation and employing a −2σ or −3σ (for a normal distribution), or some other factor to account for the lowest value of a material variable within some statistical limits.

Finally, the mean and spread in radial position of the ring/cone crack are evaluated by considering the statistical effects of a weakest link assumption using a three parameter Weibull distribution.

To determine whether the existence of an NMDR relationship was supported by the available data, a qualitative methodology was applied by considering the statistical strength and the biological plausibility of each reported NMDR profile.

For a neutral SNP, E = 1, and in a window with S polymorphisms, E[ B] = S. Divergent selection should inflate B. A null distribution for B can be constructed by considering the statistical properties of quadratic forms of normal variables (Pearson 1959; Imhof 1961; Kotz et al. 1967; Liu et al. 2009).