We investigate the uplink delay of the nrtPS service flow as a function of the capacity allocations for the rtPS (ertPS) and UGS service flows.
Assuming a lognormal density function of the capacity and the demand, the fragility curves are lognormal distributed with the parameters presented in Table 3.
The model was applied by considering 1000 realizations and the cumulative probability density function of the capacity is plotted in Figure 11 (curve "model").
They also include the CDF (Cumulative Density Function) of the capacity obtained from two canonical wideband channel models used as a reference.
Generally, a structure is synthesized by several components or elements and its capacity to resist the given load(s) is a function of the capacity of the individual element.
Figures 2b and 2c present the voltage profiles of the pristine and coated samples at current densities of 0.2, 0.4, and 0.6 mA·cm-2 as a function of the capacity (the first cycle of Figure 2a at each current density).
If Hmax is a function of the capacity, or potential, of a system and Hobs is a function of the content, or expression, of some of that potential, the difference between total information capacity and information content is proportional to the constraints, inherent and extrinsic, on the system.
Generally, successes in this enterprise have been evaluated as a function of the capacity to build unambiguous monophyletic groups, thus reducing the paraphyly of former classifications [ 2].
The availability of these alternatives is often a function of the capacity of local communities to pay for them, in addition to other constraints (e.g., topographic suitability for dam construction).
Using infrastructure performance indicators in capacity analysis help to relate maintenance and renewal functions to the capacity condition of a network and also facilitate effective maintenance decision making.
