For the analysis, a constant path loss exponent α = 4 is assumed that is valid for urban areas with high attenuations[41, Chapter 3].
A sample cell, designed for stable operation at high temperature and pressure retaining a constant path length, has enabled a precise measurement of absolute SAXS intensities, from which fluctuations in concentration and density have been observed.
According to [2], two roots, of at are said to be Nielsen root equivalent if there is a path starting at and ending at such that the loop in at is fixed-end-point homotopic to the constant path at.
The gain is calculated according to a deterministic fading model G n m = K n m d n m - ρ, where K nm is a normalisation constant, d nm is the Euclidean distance between n and m, and ρ is a constant path loss exponent.
Hence, in cyclotrons the protons' path changes as energy increases, whereas in synchrotrons the protons are held in a constant path via changes in the strength of the magnetic field and alteration in the rate of voltage oscillation.
Nonetheless, almost all of the measurements are made reliably, and the test data shown in Fig. 4 demonstrates that we are able to collect a uniform response from all detectors when the light signal propagates over a constant path length.
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Results from a simulation study, detailed in Section 3.1, suggest that EBSeq-HMM has increased power over competing approaches for identifying genes following non-constant paths, especially for those genes showing subtle yet consistent changes over time.
A gene is said to follow a non-constant path if at least one state is not EE.
where and are antenna gains of the BS and the MS, respectively, is constant of path loss in the CoI, is path loss exponent of CoI, and.
