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Though this problem has been intensively studied for the homogeneous network in the literature, the wide range of the SINR distribution resulting from heterogenous deployment has not been well exploited to reach a good trade-off between the coordination gain and the overhead.

The problem makes full sense when local observability/controllability is not assumed and the communication between agents can be exploited to reach system-wide goals, including energy efficiency in these communications.

In the words of Aaron Sorkin, "no predictor of the future -- not even Orwell -- has ever been as right as Chayefsky was when he wrote 'Network.' " With news departments now designated as 'entertainment,' and anchors judged on appearance and ethnicity and coverage dumbed down and exploited to reach the widest possible audience.

Following the injections, rats exhibited neither spastic nor flaccid paralysis, indicating that tetanic muscle spasms are a specific feature of the motor neuron route that tetanus toxin normally exploits to reach the ventral horn of the spinal cord.

Simms wants to sell directly to consumers and exploit the Internet's power to reach a national audience.

These contradicting data underline the importance of more intensive and coordinated research to reach a consensus and fully exploit the predictive potential of morphological examination of human oocytes.

It's the new tactic of smugglers eager to exploit the desperation of refugees ready to risk all to reach a safe haven in Europe.

Couldn't Orr, an African-American lawyer who represented Chrysler in its 2009 bankruptcy filing, have exploited the new sense of optimism to reach an agreement with the city's unions and creditors?

Thus, although shifting cultivators intend to shift plots when production lowers, carrying out this behavior in the confined area they choose to exploit will ultimately reach an actual limit.

His international goal-scoring exploits were to reach their peak when he scored a record 13 goals in 12 games during the qualifying campaign for the 2008 European Championships, a feat recognised by a special award from Uefa president Michel Platini.

The general form of Church's argument has been exploited by others to reach further puzzling conclusions.