Based on Theorem 1, the region where one RN should be placed to cover one busy square approximates to a circle (shown as Figure 3), which is defined as the feasible circle of each square.
In particular, the authors evaluate a network-wide area spectral efficiency metric, that is defined as the feasible combinations of the average number of macro-cell UEs and HeNBs per eNB that satisfy a target outage constraint.
For successful cardiovascular risk management, defined as greatest feasible reduction in the ΔSCORE at general practice level, it is clear that treatment should be focused at individuals with high SCORE at presentation.
The Pareto efficient solution to (MLP) is defined as follows: A feasible solution (x^in X) to (MLP) is Pareto efficient if there is no feasible solution (xin X) such that (f(x in f(x^ -R^{m}_{succeq }).
According to Ehrgott (2006), non-dominated points are mathematically defined as follows: A feasible answer like ( hat{x} ) is called non-dominated if there would be no answer such as x ∊ X, so that ( fleft( x right) le fleft( {hat{x}} right) ).
The PPS is defined as the set of feasible activities.
Target detection hypothesis then is defined as a subset of feasible joint association hypotheses that produce the same target detection indicator vector: {boldsymbol{omega}}_i=left{{H}_jleft|boldsymbol{delta} left({H}_jright)={boldsymbol{delta}}_i,j=1,2,dots, #Hright.right},kern1.7em i=1,2,dots, #boldsymbol{delta}.
An indicator was defined as a priority for reporting, feasible currently or feasible with improvement if its median score for these specific attribute was 7 or more (consensus criterion 3).
For the sake of comparison, the throughput regioni F of the corresponding saturated case is defined as the set of all feasible link rates, i.e., F = { r | r l = r l ( p ), p ∈ P }.
The OBD is defined as the dose that is feasible to be applied in humans and yields biological effects.
