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end{aligned} (2) Type II: In this model, we consider the configuration stage of reliability system.

Furthermore, a novel decomposed optimization framework for the WiMAX network planning is introduced which subdivides the overall problem into three distinct stages – a network dimensioning stage, initial sectorization and configuration stage and a final network configuration stage.

Nevertheless, this procedure also imposes an explicit PE configuration stage prior to the computation of a new transform, whenever the architecture is reprogrammed to make use of a different transform kernel.

In particular, the situation is considered, when the actual spatial positions of sensor nodes at the experimentation stage may be uncertain to some extent and randomly fluctuate around some locations specified at the configuration stage.

The final stage is the configuration stage and, depending on whether an automatic or manual configuration is selected, the installer software would either preconfigure various network settings or allows a user to input network configuration information.

The framework of the visualization module is composed of a pre-processing stage for creating an optimal data-structure of the analyzed space does rates and a configuration stage for a visualization of the 3-dimensional models of dose on the dismantling simulation system.

Figure 4 presents the range residuals of Ajisai obtained by the Graz SLR system at different configuration stages.

Different from the stability criterion for sinusoidal buckling, the critical force F crs which converts sinusoidal buckling to helical buckling is deduced by letting (Delta varPi = 0), where (Delta varPi) means the difference of total potential energy at the helical buckling and the initial configuration stages (Chen et al. 1990; Wu 1992; Cunha 1995).

These reactors have two forms of configuration, single-stage and multi-stage.

Stanley Donen, who directed "Royal Wedding," must have had special dispensation from Astaire to let the camera leap (as it did in the number, seen here, in which Astaire juggles bowling pins) and to weave Astaire into the dense texture of an elaborate configuration of stage machinery and other dancers.

The Dickson multiplier in Fig. 7b is a modification of Cockcroft Walton's configuration with stage capacitors being shunted to reduce parasitic effects.