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This paper presents the first IEEE 802.16m medium access control (MAC) protocol module embedded in the network simulator version 3 (ns-3).

We probed the viscoelastic modulus of the network by tracking the movement of microspheres embedded in the network during assembly, and studied the network architecture using scanning electron microscopy.

Hydroxyapatite with different weight ratio was embedded in the network of poly acrylic acid) grafted chitosan accompanied by using TiO2 as an auxiliary component to fabricate porous nanocomposite bone scaffolds.

While some early Ru scholars emphasize in their interpretation of "virtue" the roles and responsibilities embedded in the network of kinship ties and sociopolitical relationships that constitute the ethical realm, others focus on the formation of individual moral character through self-cultivation.

The four network positions identified in the study indicate how firms are embedded in the network of the foreign markets and in so doing contributes to filling a gap in the research on the concept of network position as outlined in the revised Uppsala model (of 2009).

For example, there is a coherent type-1 feedforward loop (C1-FFL) embedded in the network (that consists of A, B, and C), which suggests that gene C is expressed after the expression of gene B (there is a delay in the C expression).

This amounts to the claim that models of algorithms embedded in the networks capture the essence of certain mental processes, such as associative learning.

Baesens et al. 2003a clarified the neural network decisions by explanatory rules that capture the learned knowledge embedded in the networks for individual credit, and concluded that neural network rule extraction and decision tables were powerful management tools to build advanced and userfriendly decision-support systems for credit-risk evaluation.

One would expect that the availability of interactome maps for several organisms could give new insights into how biological diversity is embedded in the networks' functionality [6].

Because trees are special types of networks, the tree model is most properly understood as embedded in the network-model of evolution [ 111].

Thus, the only practical solutions have been either the use of rough estimates of similarity (based on comparison of the trees embedded in the networks), or narrowing the class of phylogenetic networks to a certain class where such a distance is known and can be efficiently computed.