In essence, instead of using multipath propagation through different ionospheric layers, the micro-multipath propagation model focuses on the relatively stable E layer and earth surface reflection that is local to the target.
In essence, perceived ease-of-use (PEU) reduces uncertainty about the cause-effect relationship involved in the innovation's capacity to solve an individual's problem, while perceived usefulness (PU) describes the anticipated positive effect of using this technology.
It was a tangled affair, but in essence he was accused of using parliamentary allowances, taxpayer's cash, to pay the salaries of staff, again including his son, in his constituency office, knowing that they were really working for Labour's electoral campaign.
However, Shun warns about the dangers of using "essence" as a translation: "…I hesitate to ascribe an Aristotelian framework to early Chinese thinkers and…it is unclear that early Chinese thinkers drew a distinction between essential and accidental properties" (1997, 185).
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Although semantics has been considered, it deals only with single requests at a time and the essence of ontology used for the purpose of change management is also very limited.
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Problem solving is the essence of computer science; using a computer as a tool to solve real world problems.
The novel semi-blocking AQS SBAalgorithmthm proposed in this paper inherits the essence of AQS by using staying tag information obtained from the last frame.
In this situation, the essence of the investigation using the approach is to check if the asymptotic stability of the positive equilibria of deterministic models can be preserved.
