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Generally, as well as in our study, the distribution of PBDEs in humans is log-normally distributed such that approximately 5% of the sample has PBDE levels that are 3 5 times higher than the median (Jones-Otazo et al. 2005; She et al. 2004; Wilford et al. 2005; Wu et al. 2007).

The feedback bits are distributed such that the average transmission power is minimized, subject to individual users' outage probability.

The controller for each agent is designed to be fully distributed such that each agent only requires its own information and the information of its neighbors.

The accelerometers must be distributed such that all of the required dynamic information is obtained during the course of the vibration test.

The CMS computing model defines how the data are to be distributed such that CMS physicists can access them in an efficient manner in order to perform their physics analysis.

In this study, we use d0 = 1 and α = 3, and |hi,j,k| is assumed to be Rayleigh distributed such that the channel energy of power |hi,j,k|2 is exponentially distributed.

Also getting the heave-ho would be the cable companies, most notably Barry Diller's USA Networks, that distribute such programs.

While Europe's national, often publicly-run broadcasters can secure access to the images via the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), commercial stations and the news agencies that distribute such coverage around the world said the arrangements for them were still surrounded in confusion.

Instead, we use the approximation in (20) and model the aggregated noise as a normally distributed random variable such that (widetilde {v}_{m}[n] sim mathcal {N}left ({sigma _{m}^{2}}, bar {sigma }_{m}^{2}right)).

We computed equivalent designs for the experiments described in Tables 1 and 2, again using Poisson-distributed pool sizes, uniformly distributed genome sizes and Pareto distributed abundances such that the most prevalent genome represented 2.5% of the total sample.

Following numerous recommendations in the literature [ 25], each column of P is assumed to be Dirichlet-distributed such that our null hypothesis asserts that (1) H 0 : P ∗ j ~ Dirichlet(C ∗ j + α )   for each given wild-type nucleotide   j, where α is a vector of hyperparameters with each component set to 1/2.