For maximizing the network throughput, one can choose the Brute-Force approach, where all the combinations among the desired clients, subject to the number of antennas being equal to the remaining DoFs of AP (i.e., 4 in the example) are checked and the best among the combinations that maximizes the throughput are chosen.
One example was checking the patient's identification and use of medications prior to surgery.
Common examples were checking blood glucose and injecting insulin in a toilet cubicle to ensure privacy (which for some resulted in feelings of dirtiness or shame), avoiding swimming or other activities that required that an insulin pump be exposed and planning meetings or other activities around the time of day when hypoglycaemia was likely to occur.
One example is Check Point Software Technologies chkp, which builds corporate firewalls.
In Canada and Sweden, for example, spending was checked for a period in the 1990s, but this has been followed by increases of nearly 6% a year between 1997 and 2002.
Though in figure 3, for sake of resolution we have included only three GIT-derived Bacteroides genomes as representative examples, it has been checked that lineage-specific segregation of Bacteroides from Prevotella does not depend on choice of representative Bacteroides genomes.
For example, you could be checked into Starbucks, and someone could set up a task to hold a place in line for them.
For example, it can be checked that the phylogeny in (a) has haplotype connectivity 2, whereas the haplotype connectivity of the phylogeny in (b) is 5.
The next examples of kernels can be checked easily: Example 2.2 Let I : = ( 0, a ), where 0 < a ≤ ∞.
The approach has been implemented in the SecureMOVA tool and all of the examples presented have been checked using this tool.
