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Also, at least in this small sample, there seemed to be no advantage to be gained by selecting clones of a particular integration class to standardize the subsequent analysis.
Maximum reward is gained by selecting B, and selecting A is considered the impulsive response.
In [23], a new selection technique that is able to achieve the full diversity gain by selecting the strongest available link in every time slot is detailed.
If the channel is not ill conditioned, then we can get multiplexing gain by selecting the antenna grouping mode.
Under these assumptions, the authors propose a distributed scheduling algorithm that exploits multiuser and spatial diversity gains by selecting nodes and antennas with good channel conditions.
User scheduling boosts the multi-user multi-input multi-output (MU-MIMO) gain by selecting an optimal set of users to increase the 802.11 Wi-Fi system capacities.
Finally, in the IGT, participants were instructed to maximise simulated monetary gains by selecting a total of 100 cards (one at a time) from four decks (A,B,C, D) displayed on a computer screen.
In the patients with available imaging information, the median time from HFSRT to tumor progression was approximately five months which may be regarded as an approximation of the lifetime gained by HFSRT in these highly selected patients.
There are two possible hypotheses on the creation of mitochondria: either sequences were rearranged and exchanged after the emergence of mitochondria by fusion of the ancestors of Rickettsiales and Rhizobiales that merged in a proto-eukaryotic cell or current mitochondrial genes were gained by mitochondrial ancestors and were selected before the emergence of mitochondria.
More precisely, we propose a unified approach for designing such an observer with some design flexibility so that it can be easily adaptable and employed either as a high-gain or a sliding mode observer by selecting its gain appropriately.
Romney has the potential to gain a key political advantage by selecting one of several standout Republican women who would make excellent vice presidential candidates and attract the "woman's vote," which, contrary to the myth perpetuated by Democrats, is increasingly up for grabs.
