Our data fit current models [ 28, 68, 71] whereby TCR/CD28 activation induces cellular phosphatases to dephosphorylate Csk-associated pPAG (Y317) during concurrent trafficking out of lipid rafts, resulting in the release of Csk to the cytoplasm.
In this case, workload was specifically controlled by manipulating simulator parameters such as wind speed, current (and therefore drift), as well as concurrent maritime traffic.
They also found that SM could be even worse than EDCA in light congestions if the lower-priority queues have concurrent cross traffic.
In an ideal network, without concurrent network traffic, application, and other overhead, latency and size of transferred packets depending on amount of requested registers N is shown in Fig. 6.
C5 employed a small-scale P2SP framework of a hybrid mobile network which considers possible concurrent mobile Internet traffic to maximize the utility of WWAN links and supports MAC layer multicast in community.
The low throughput of HWMP is partially explained by the high number of transmission outages due to concurrent flows generating traffic at higher data rates, which leads to long transmission queues (in some cases resulting in the dropping of the packet).
We took the concurrent exposure to traffic noise into account.
The study is detailed but it refers only to the environmental footprint of the railway without considering the concurrent trend in road traffic.
Other important aspects are to move the complexity of signal processing to the APs and dynamically change the combination of concurrent clients in bursty traffic demand, while respecting fairness.
In a study in Boston, Massachusetts (USA), that characterized spatial patterns of UFPs and PM2.5 near two urban roadways, Buonocore et al. (2009) found significant distance-dependent relationships, but they had limited traffic data concurrent with mobile monitoring and did not find consistent associations with wind speed or direction.
