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In our DGC prototype model, several green strategies such as loop unrolling, source code distribution, use of register operands and recursion elimination are applied to different source codes as experiment.

This difference makes R &F more practical compared to RoF because an optical distribution use of wireless signals imposes additional fiber propagation delays which might exceed certain wireless MAC protocol timeouts and further worsens the overall network performance [10,11].

Implementation of alternative reactivity control materials, reducing axial leakage through non-uniform enrichment distribution, use of burnable poisons, reducing number of pins as well as increasing pin diameter are also shown to be incapable of meeting the SDM requirements.

The study shows that multiple service provision of ES through advanced pricing schemes, for example time-of-use (ToU) tariff and dynamic distribution use of system (DUoS), lead to higher value and the coordination in the community level could further justify the application of domestic ES.

Licensing and distribution: use of an environment requires acceptance of all the licence agreements associated with the entire software stack required to reproduce the result.

In order to capture more information about the full clone size distribution, use of the Hill family of diversity indices has been advocated [ 91, 92].

Due to the limited visibility at low voltage (LV) networks, existing Distribution Use-of-System (DUoS) charging methodologies assume that all the network users use the network in proportion to their peak flows.

Following unusually forthright recommendations issued by the World Health Organization, the government will prohibit the "manufacture, sale, distribution, use and importing" of the diagnostic kits.

We first verified the bimodal distribution using coefficient of bimodality with a threshold of 0.555.

Both demappers account for the mean of the symbol-dependent noise distribution using estimates of the cluster centroids.

Thus, we second normalized the distribution using images of a dye mixture (see Fig. S1B).