Deploying a vehicular networking system requires addressing several challenges posed by the unique characteristics and requirements of vehicular communications [43].
The three-class solution was easy to interpret (and more parsimonious), and was further confirmed by the unique characteristics across the groups of the three-class model.
A considerable increase in the mechanical properties was found at irradiation with lower fluencies that is explained by the unique characteristics of the molecular structure of Kapton.
End-of-life decisions in the surgical ICU can be complicated by the unique characteristics of perioperative illness and the focus on life-extending interventions.
The correct determination of sedimentation processes in caves is often complicated by the unique characteristics of cave environments and their relationship to surface soil.
The Ni Al shape memory alloy system is well known by the unique characteristics of phonon-softening and tweed, which are closely related to the B2-14M[ 52 2] martensitic transformation.
As the amount of data reinforcing the models grows, predictions will become more and more patient-centred, with models migrating from statistical, average models to physiological and mechanistic models informed by the unique characteristics of the patient.
The technology is now evolving rapidly with industrial equipment being engineered for many diverse surface processing applications which are made possible by the unique characteristics of cluster-ion/solid-surface interactions.
While developing mechanisms, algorithms, or protocols that increase transmission security in WSN, one also needs to consider the restrictions imposed by the unique characteristics of WSN, such as self-organization, dislocation, equipment limitations, and ease of fiasco of nodes and protocols.
This unprecedented diradical intermediate is not dictated by a change in the fundamental mechanism of typical flavin-dependent monooxygenases, but rather by the unique characteristics of the polychlorinated substrate.
