Figure 3 Normalized throughput of the HC-MAC and P-DSA with different numbers of channels and collision thresholds.
A promising inverse time-to-collision model was developed, which assumes that the driver deceleration response in response to a crash alert is based on an inverse time-to-collision threshold that decreases linearly with driver speed.
The first one is the collision rate threshold R c0 used to double the frame size, and another one is the collision rate threshold, say R c1 instead of (frac {1}{2}R_{mathrm {c}0}), used to halve the frame size in AFSA2.
In the intermediate compositional range, an upper collision energy threshold exists, above which the self-sustaining high-temperature reaction is replaced by a more gradual transformation of the reactants into TiC.
The following parameters were calculated by the computer: time (from touching the first ball until touching the eleventh ball), path ratio (percent of measured path length relative to the ideal path), collisions (number of times the probe / arthroscope contacted any tissue), and injuries (collisions beyond a threshold force).
Above the bouncing threshold, collisions are characterized by the coefficient of restitution, e= |v'|/|v|, (5).
Our electrospray ionization-ion funnel-rf hexapole (ESI-IF-6P) source is designed to produce ions for threshold collision-induced dissociation (TCID) studies in a guided ion beam mass spectrometer.
Minimum Vehicle-Pedestrian conflict distance is calculated and a 2 m minimum distance is suggested as the threshold for collision discrimination.
When the arrival rate approaches to the threshold, the collision probability becomes higher, so some of the packets are dropped after multiple retransmission failure.
It was observed that compression damage for elements at the outer face of containment could not reach the damage threshold at any collision point of aircraft.
