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This paper evaluates the performance of the V2I fair access with a finite retry limit through constructing an analytical model.
In this paper, we evaluate the V2I fair access performance with a finite retry limit through constructing an analytical model.
This paper evaluates the performance of the vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) fair access with a finite retry limit through constructing an analytical model.
In [86], the model is extended from 1-dimensional case in [85] to 2-dimensional case by constructing an analytical model of content retrieval for ICMANETs based on the content hit/miss probability called PRCRM in [85].
In efforts to clarify the roles of lattice and moduli mismatch, we construct an analytical model for τcrit based on the formation energy of the residual dislocation.
In this paper, we construct an analytical model to describe the dynamic response of a laminar premixed flame stabilized on the rim of a tube to velocity oscillation.
Experimental results are used to construct an analytical model of the conical flow derived from a solution to the non-linear vorticity transport equation and the resulting flow is predicted.
In this study, we constructed an analytical model of the MLPA mechanism with m distinct power levels (m-LPA).
Then, we construct an analytical model based on Markov chain method in [14] to evaluate performance and reliability indices such as channel throughput, transmission delay, and packet reception rates of a typical network solution for DSRC-based safety-related communication under highway wireless communication environment.
The study constructed an analytical model that may reproduce and simplify the clinical reality observed in patients with OA treated with alternatives compared with the treatment of joint pain at the IMSS.
In particular, by identifying correlations between particle position and site transition frequencies, we have constructed an accurate analytical model of diffusion kinetics that is applicable both near to and far from grain boundaries.
