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From the fundamental integral equations, a series of integral equations for special cases are deduced corresponding to practical contact situations.

Numerical simulations indicate that the CML is well defined in the SNR range corresponding to practical applications.

Thus, for typical SNR values corresponding to practical applications and K>1, the joint ML technique can be used instead of the EM technique.

Thus, the packet transmission time is 32 × 8/256 = 1 s, which is equal to T. We use a path loss exponent of 1.5 corresponding to practical spreading, and absorption according to Thorp, sensor node's communication range is between 50509 and 50510 m.

The parameter regime corresponding to the practical tunnelling is unstable, indicating that the vibrations of TBMs are easily excited by disturbances and never vanish in practical tunnelling.

In this paper, new simple and accurate equations for effective length factors are presented using multiple regressions for tabulated exact values corresponding to different practical values of the rotational resistance at column ends (GA, GB).

Individuals can gain knowledge of things only through their practical interaction with those things, framing their ideas corresponding to their practice; and social practice alone provides the test of the correspondence of idea with reality i.e., of truth.

The volume conductivity was uniformly set to 1.95 S/m, corresponding to 37°C, the practical temperature for in vitro cultures or in vivo experiments.

In these models, there is a clear viral replication rate threshold beyond which the number of cancer cells drops to levels of the order of one or less, corresponding to extinction in practical terms.

This issue is all the more crucial that some moment vectors can be at the boundary of the moment space for practical applications, corresponding to a population of particles with only one or a few sizes.

We first address the unrealistic case of completely known parameters in section III, while the cases of practical interest corresponding to some unknown parameters are addressed in sections IV and V from a GLRT approach.