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We do so by first proposing a simplified model of the IEEE 802.11e MAC.

We follow a systematic approach by first proposing a role-based algorithm that ensures maximum rendezvous diversity and then extending it to a common strategy through the use of multiples radios.

We follow a systematic approach by first proposing a full diversity channel hopping (FDCH) role-based algorithm that ensures maximum rendezvous diversity, and then extending it to a common strategy through the use of multiples radios.

This is accomplished by first proposing a new fully monolithic approach to coupling incompressible flow to fully nonlinear compressible flow including the effects of shocks and rarefactions, and then subsequently making a number of simplifying assumptions on the air flow removing not only the nonlinearities but also the spatial variations of both the density and the pressure.

We do so by first proposing a simple framework for public health action, and then by demonstrating the relevance of communication and marketing within the proposed framework.

Therefore, this research contributes to the current literature by first proposing and then testing a model for fashion brand's sustainability that constitutes its core elements and furthers our understanding of a consumer's perception of a fashion brand's sustainability.

Rubio stumbled badly in 2013 by first proposing, and then abandoning, a sweeping immigration reform plan, which alienated its advocates.

Motivated by this limitation, we first propose a receding horizon fault estimator parameterized by predictor Markov parameters.

Chapter 17 by Shisheng Liu & Chengfang Song first proposes a revised semiotic model of multimodal art and semiotic modes (p.268) to observe how symbolic articulation mediates between theme and verbalization in multimodal texts.

But Mr. Kan saw his approval ratings quickly drop, first by proposing a tax increase before an election — a political no-no in almost any country — and then by seeming to vacillate when the proposal proved predictably unpopular among voters.

The idea has been considered before though: a detachable cabin was first proposed by a Russian inventor, Gleb Kotelnikov, in the 1920s.