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Effectively modelling this complexity leads to tricky mathematical problems in nonlinear dynamics and, incidentally, suggests why markets are so hard to predict: investors simultanelously guessing at each other's intentions.
The Market Driven Design System provides comprehensive, intelligent support, meeting the challenges of effectively modelling, using and sharing valuable, yet imprecise, non-technical market information during product design.
where H ̄ [ q, n ] represents the channel mean known at the transmitter (estimated channel), Δ[ q,n] denotes the channel estimation noise whose entries are C N ( 0, 1 ), and ρ[ n]∈[0,1] can be a packet-dependent random variable effectively modelling the CSIT accuracy for the current packet, which is also known at the receiver side.
Also, SCARVAsnp takes into consideration the direction of association by effectively modelling positively and negatively associated variants.
Using the estimated number of deaths in this manner is equivalent to modelling indirectly standardised mortality rates, hence we are effectively modelling the proportional excess or deficit mortalities compared with the expected number [ 6].
It is shown that this effect can be effectively modeled by the coupling between the horizontal and vertical components in the gravity sensor.
Composites with microstructure display nonlocal effects and can be effectively modeled through dipolar elasticity.
Certainly the effects of many drugs are effectively modeled by the corresponding deletion allele in mouse (discussed in Zambrowicz & Sands, 2003 Nat Rev Drug Discovery).
Additionally, the effect of interprocessor communication can also be effectively modeled.
These parameters include weights that can effectively model nth order reactions, thus approximating the effect of, for example, TF dimerisation.
Combination therapy can be effectively modeled using HCV replicon technology yielding potentially more effective treatment regimens.
