Before the numerical analysis, we first provide expressions for the probabilities of operating in each one of the four scenarios described in "State transition model" section.
The service rate according to the model described in "State transition model" section is r k)=r1 k)(T−N) if the cognitive system is in state 1 at time k.
Similar findings were described in the transition of human lung fibroblasts to myofibroblasts [ 12].
Maintaining personhood, although not previously described in the transition literature, has been described as an important process for palliative care patients [ 30, 31].
To our knowledge, only seven studies described in the transition literature on physical disability (SB [ 29]) and chronic illness (type 1 diabetes, cystic fibrosis, juvenile arthritis, epilepsy [ 30- 35]) were formal evaluations of transition care that included prospective data collection.
The managers' leadership problems described in this transition are caused primarily by shortcomings in change management skills and uncertainties in the new system, including the number of future competitors, thus giving the impression that managers have to a certain extent lost control of their change processes.
On a street of brownstones in Park Slope, Brooklyn — a run-down neighborhood at the time politely described as being "in transition" — one plane, a state-of-the-art jetliner, gouged long-lasting scars.
Four distinct historical periods have marked the mortality transition in the modern world described in the demographic transition (96) and which were used in subsequent efforts to describe and explain secular transitions in the epidemiological and health transitions.
P(I′ j | I j ) and P(I′ k | I k ) are the transition probabilities described in Figure 2. The transition probabilities of our model (Fig. 3, left) for all ‖ s− s′‖ ≤ 1, are proportional to the conditional probabilities f(s′| s).
In the one-way relaying system described in [16], the transition probabilities only depend on the symbols transmitted by T0 and on the channel between T0 and R.
