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Some discussions about possible extensions based on the use of observer loops are provided.
As the beam envelope mismatch is the major source of formation of halo and related emittance growth in high intensity linac, so some extensions based on the generalized method are developed, where the causes of beam mismatch in RFQ are analyzed and a new dynamics method is proposed to minimize the emittance growth and the related beam loss.
We first evaluate extensions based on the likelihood of gaps in short-insert read-pair coverage.
In order to overcome such practical estimation problems, recently, several extensions based on the LASSO (least absolute shrinkage and selection operator) have been suggested [ 124- 128].
A new MultiPoint MAC Control (MPMC) sublayer extension based on the OpenFlow protocol is presented.
The topology of EEFR is an extension based on the classical hierarchy GAP, which is also to divide the network into a series of square grids.
[4] reviewed the existing theory of minimum mean squared error (MSE) predictors and made an extension based on the principle of equivariance.
Here, the notch support extension based on the stress gradient effect is described in detail, as well as an FEA-based parameter calibration.
Of these, the most important is administrative extension, whereby at the request of the parties the relevant government entity confirms the extension based on the terms of ruling agreements (or sometimes "enlarges" collective agreements to sectors than have no collective agreements).
This paper proposes a CCSDS File Delivery Protocol CFDPP) extension, based on the implementation of erasure coding schemes, within the CFDP itself, in order to assure high reliability to the data communication even in presence of very critical conditions, such as hard shadowing, deep-fading periods and intermittent links.
Initially, we followed patients indefinitely, but resources mandated shortening the programs duration to 6 months, with a possible extension based on the judgment of the care manager.
