The mortar specimens were kept in the following two controlled environments: (i) mild (25 °C, 65% RH) and (ii) hot (45 °C, 55% RH).
In this study, I conduct a laboratory experiment to investigate two potential determinants of inertia in uncertain environments: (i) regret aversion and (ii) ambiguity-driven indecisiveness.
In the following, we shall discuss the application of virtualization in four environments: i) WLANs, ii) software-defined VWNs, iii) cellular mobile carrier networks, and iv) CRNs.
To investigate the microphone response variations further, we selected two acoustic environments: (i) a less reverberant environment (outdoors), and (ii) a highly reverberant environment (restroom).
HCF tests (between 105 and 107 cycles) were carried out in two environments: (i) in air and (ii) in an aqueous solution (pH = 6) of 0.1 M NaCl + 0.044 M Na2SO4 at a loading frequency of 120 Hz.
Fatigue tests were carried out in two environments: (i) in air at 90 °C and (ii) in distilled water at 90 °C (pH = 7.2 and 02 = 3 ppm) at a loading frequency of 1 Hz.
GAMESH is conceived as a completely distributed and highly efficient management infrastructure, concentrating on two crucial aspects for large-scale and multi-domain grid environments: (i) the scalable dissemination of monitoring data and (ii) the troubleshooting of job execution failures.
Both are ITU's outdoor-to-indoor models, and are valid for typical urban propagation environments: (i) the 4-ray pedestrian channel A and (ii) the 6-ray pedestrian channel B [44].
Measurements were made in the following environments: (i) a low-reverberation chamber ( ?ms), (ii) a living-room-like environment ( ?ms). . a low-reverberation chamber ( ?ms), a living-room-like environment ( ?ms).
To put the absolute performance overhead measurements into perspective, we have executed our benchmarks in two different environments: (i) a remote single-node MongoDB instance, and (ii) a 9-node MongoDB cluster.
The present authors consider that there are two key issues that must be taken into account when designing smart learning environments: i) user participation in the design, and, ii) the provision of useful support to offer users appropriate feedback.
