For the 1-story frame model, paths A and C require only three column removals before collapse is initiated whereas path B involves the removal of four columns.
In Australia, the researchers recorded the learning flights and head position of individual wasps (Cerceris australis) with high-speed stereo cameras, and analyzed the insects' flight paths frame by frame.
Two clumps of Australian gum trees frame the path back down, and we gratefully pass into their shade.
Maybe I'll honk the horn as I pass by you on a highway in Utah where the Rocky Mountains frame the path to futurity and the landscape is welcoming like an old couch.
Kojo Sebastian Amanor concludes that south-south co-operation – though frequently framed as path-breaking – builds upon pre-existing forms of international development, neoliberal frameworks, and the expansion of capital in Africa.
To reduce the RTT for the ARQ protocol using the low-cost SDR platform, an optimized frame transmission path is designed in [22] by pre-modulating the transmission frame.
Analysis results reveal the connections between the spatial capacity and various system parameters and channel conditions such as antenna number, frame length, path loss factor, and multipath delay spread, which provide design guidelines for IR-UWB networks.
In this paper, to overcome the processing delay of the low-cost USRP platform and improve the communication efficiency, we not only optimize the frame transmission path as in [22], we also employ the packets pipelining transmission.
In DTPC, each station keeps a table for recording reception power of beacon frame and path loss between itself and the neighbor BSS stations from which it can overhear an RTS/CTS frame, i.e. < n o d e id,p a t h l o s s ij,p rev >.
He later framed the path ahead for America as a binary choice between freedom and collectivism, a catchall term he used to describe liberalism, socialism, and fascism.
