It would correspond for example to an uncertainty of around 38 kHz for a WCDMA system and around of 12 kHz for IS-95.
In the researchers' model, each individual (called an agent) decides whether to vaccinate or not in successive "rounds" of decision, which can correspond for example to successive "flu seasons".
In this way some results will be obtained on stability of the linear functional equations also for the random normed spaces, which correspond, for example, to the papers [30 33].
The left part of the figure shows the case when the transmitting power of FAPs are adjusted to achieve (carrier to interference and noise ratio) at radius, which could correspond, for example, to the house boundaries.
Multifactorial data might correspond for example to expression profiles obtained from different patients or biological replicates.
For simplicity, we assume these parameters to be constant, which corresponds for example to a situation where the concentration of nucleators is constant.
This situation would correspond, for example, to tench populations inhabiting lakes in deglaciated areas of northern Europe (see Lajbner et al. 2010).
In the following, we refer to these features as annotation terms, which correspond, for example, to the specific molecular function (e.g. oxidoreductase activity) or domain (e.g. SH2) or pathway (e.g. glycolysis) annotated to genes and proteins.
Depending on the context of the biological process being simulated, this measure corresponds, for example, to concentration or the fraction of biological species being active at any given time.
However, for some dynamical systems we may be interested in fixed points of a discrete-time map which may correspond to, for example, periodic orbits of an underlying system [68 70] (and see below).
