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Noting from (11) and (30) that is equal to, the constraints in (36c)–(36e) can be easily transformed into posynomial inequality constraints using the same technique that was used to formulate (35).

The encoder was implemented adding a CP to each FEC block with a size equal to the constraint length of the shift register (in the case of mobile WiMAX, this value is seven).

Each time a synonymous substitution was identified, it was replaced by the ancestral state with a probability equal to the constraint.

In Fig. 4 b, the SF of the proposed CSB is seen to be constrained less than or equal to the SF constraint factor δ 0, while the corresponding DF decreases to a certain extent, as shown in Fig. 4 a.

Such matched sequences are called supporting sequences of P. On the other hand, the non-matched sequences of P in D are called excluded sequences of P. A pattern P will be reported if and only if its support is greater than or equal to the minimum support constraint λ and satisfy all constraints in θ.

The redundancy level is simply equal to the number of constraints in this case, 6.

If p = 1, the constraint is tr(S H S) = J, then the constant J will be equal to the sum power constraint β.

It is interesting to note that when a non-uniform PSD mask has to be satisfied, the solution to problem (9) remains the same as in (11), provided that the maximum allowable power in each sub-channel is set equal to the corresponding power constraint [25].

The pebble capacity of an edge is set equal to the number of distance constraints that connect the incident vertices of the edge.

On the other hand, we can obtain the same distribution (4) by maximization the Tsallis entropy under the constraint equal to the prescribed q-mean value of the growth rate (19) < k > q t = Σ i k i P t i q.

It is obtained assuming that the average call setup delay (6) is equal to the call setup delay constraint t s max : t RA max = λ - 1 + t s max - λ - 2 + ( t s max ) 2 (13).